So Granola’s CEO rejects deals where companies want to monitor employee notes. That’s supposed to be the principled move, right? But I’m wondering if it’s actually just that the market hasn’t figured out how to price surveillance-as-a-feature yet. Give it two years. Someone will find a way to package it as “productivity insights” with enough legal padding that it sticks.
The real question isn’t whether Pedregal is right to turn it down. It’s why this is even a selling point for the product.
source: This AI notetaker won't sell surveillance to your boss
