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    <title>What Happens When You Pentest an AI That's Listening to Your Meeting</title>
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  <summary>I spent a few weeks this summer testing an AI meeting assistant. It sits inside a video conferencing client, listens to what people are saying in real time, and lets anyone in the meeting ask it questions while the meeting is still running. When the meeting ends it writes up a summary you can pull up later. The idea is simple enough to explain in one sentence. The system behind it took me a whi...</summary>

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