- The author strongly opposes the use of AI note-takers in personal catch-ups or meetings, feeling unsafe and uncomfortable with being recorded, especially by AI.
- They share a personal experience where they declined a physiotherapist's request to use an AI note-taker, and the therapist accepted and took notes manually instead.
- The author argues that bringing a third person to take notes would be creepy and awkward, and it's no different when a computer does it, as data passes through multiple companies.
- They suggest alternatives like leaving devices off or using simple methods like writing on a napkin, emphasizing that not everything needs to be recorded.