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I wonder: if a meeting is held over Zoom (or whatever), and one participant turns on automatic captioning, does the resulting text that exists in their computer
by teraflop 4y ago
I wonder: if a meeting is held over Zoom (or whatever), and one participant turns on automatic captioning, does the resulting text that exists in their computer's memory constitute a "written record" that legally must be preserved?
- kevinventullo 4y agoFor that matter, why not the video itself?
- cryptonector 4y agoYes, automatic captioning is a problem. As long as the law deals with written records specially compared to voice calls, even automatic captioning is "written records". I've seen companies disable automatic captioning for this reason.