AI Hardware Is Redefining What Counts as Recording
AI summary
AI hardware makers are blurring the boundary between sensing and recording by processing audio or video into transcripts and summaries without necessarily saving the raw data. The column argues that these outputs can still preserve information about people, raising unresolved questions about consent, privacy signals and who defines a recording.
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The debate could shape privacy expectations for always-listening and always-seeing consumer devices.