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Real-time, AI monitoring at work: Major brands are snooping on employee conversations
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this post was submitted on 11 Feb 2024
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If your company uses the Microsoft ecosystem, have a look at the search function in Delve or SharePoint or whatever the fuck they're calling the shared employee document repository this week.
At one point, I don't know if you still can, the search would scan meeting transcriptions if the organizer fucked up the privacy settings.
I searched for naughty bigboy words and came across a transcript of two employees (who had since left the company) just absolutely shittalking a manager.
Besides some hilarious typos I also found some old chat logs where I was using some colourful language. Deleted that. Hopefully it's proper gone and HR won't find it.