> Why people stopped to care that their data - their voice, their meeting voice are processed on servers somewhere?

I never cared in the first place. Plenty of things in the world worth caring about — this is not one of them to me.

Meetings are the worst place to share knowledge. I can’t count the times when I’ve built something only to find out I missed a requirement that was verbally stated in a meeting I missed that wasn’t recorded.

Ai bots are a dumb solution to this real problem. 75 years ago they would have had a human transcribing the meeting minutes. I’m not sure what the better solution is.

It’s madness. I push back on recording. I don’t need contemporaneous comments transcribed and stored in some database to be rolled out for ediscovery in a decade.

> Why people stopped to care that their data

How do people stop doing something they never did? People never cared about their data, that's why Google and Facebook are huge.