Vendors

  • Otter.ai

    Is Otter.ai safe to use for client meetings? A US class action over recording and voiceprints, filed in 2025, put the whole AI-meeting-bot category on notice, and recording other people carries obligations whichever tool you use.

  • Granola

    Is Granola’s bot-free recording better for privacy? With no bot in the meeting, other people may not know Granola is transcribing unless you switch on its optional chat message or on-screen watermark. Granola leaves notice and consent to you.

  • Linear AI

    Does Linear AI train on your issues? No training by default, and its narrow scope means less of your business is exposed to it than to a general productivity tool.

  • ZoomMate (Zoom)

    Does ZoomMate train on your meetings? Not on your content by default. On cost: your paid Zoom plan already includes AI meeting summaries and note-taking, and free Basic includes a metered amount; ZoomMate’s full agent features are a paid add-on at US$20 per user per month.

  • Notion AI

    Does Notion AI train on your workspace? Training is off by default, one of the better consumer defaults here; its AI providers keep your content for 30 days or fewer on Free, Plus and Business, and most models on Enterprise keep none.

  • ElevenLabs

    Is voice cloning with ElevenLabs a privacy problem? Voice can count as biometric data under some privacy laws, and ElevenLabs’ terms put it on you to hold the rights to any voice you upload, which in practice means the speaker’s consent.

  • Jasper (Jasper AI)

    Does Jasper train on your marketing content? It depends on your plan. On Pro, Jasper’s own terms let it use your content to improve its AI models. On the Business plan, a separate contract forbids Jasper, and any third party, from training on your content.