AI Notetakers Have Reached the Wrist. Big Privacy Questions Are Now at Hand

Granola just released an Apple Watch recording app. It’s not the only company aiming to make far more workplace conversations searchable.

Granola just released an Apple Watch recording app. It’s not the only company aiming to make far more workplace conversations searchable.
“Godfather” sculptures; designer handbags; nonprofit embezzlement; and other highlights of recent tax cases. Processing Content Easton, Maryland: Robert Michael (56) of Easton, the owner and operator of B&E Motorsports in Easton, pleaded guilty to a felony theft scheme over $100,000, felony identity fraud scheme over $25,000, perjury and willfully filing a false income tax return….
Boeing’s Starliner capsule had so many problems in 2024 that its two test pilots were stuck at the International Space Station for nearly a year. NASA later reclassified the botched mission as a crew-endangering “Type A mishap,” its most severe ranking. NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman announced Monday that Boeing should be ready to launch a new and improved Starliner…
Why did New York City just freeze rent for a million apartments — and who’s actually going to pay for it? This month’s economic landscape is anything but simple: a job market that’s cooling faster than expected, a brand-new Fed chair rewriting the rulebook, and a policy fight in New York City that reveals exactly…
Global soccer may be finding the limits to private equity’s stampede into sports. A plan by FIFA to sell a minority stake in a new subsidiary — FIFA Forward Enterprise, or FFE — that would control the business side of the World Cup has faced swift backlash. UEFA, the governing organization of European soccer, and…
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Bots are bad. That, at least, has been digital commerce’s operating assumption since the category’s inception. Automated activity was associated with credential stuffing, scraping, inventory hoarding and fraud. Legitimate customers, it went without saying, were assumed to be human ones. As a result, merchants have traditionally treated automated traffic as something to filter, challenge or…