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@dhaber Every recorded meeting, every living context layer holds up under scrutiny if it lives somewhere nobody can quietly edit.

The storage problem is underneath all of this.

@dhaber @recallai the infra enabling this! Meeting recording to capture context and power agents @davidgu

@dhaber ambient agents ftw! great post

@dhaber It’s not only that every meeting is recorded. Every session with an ai agent like Claude and coworkers is recorded as well. Every prompt, every tool call, every artifact has an audit trail that could be investigated, analyzed, scored and ranked.

@dhaber helping busy people through busy days @cjpedregal

@dhaber context is king!

@dhaber If records are created and stored on the same platform, what happens if any part of that system changes or breaks down?

@dhaber Virtual Offices ftw! cc @arampell

@eranshir @dhaber וזה תורם לפריון ?

@dhaber And at the doctor’s - even if you supposedly opt out.

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@TaliaGold @dhaber @recallai 100%. The context agents need to do real work lives in the meetings where decisions get made.

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I think this is relevant. Builders, architects, engineers, etc online might draw insights and inspiration.

@dhaber Lawyers will be having a blast!

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@dhaber Limiting surveillance with decentralised ID? Something we can all agree on?

@AlexBarba @dhaber Your company is already recording everything. The question is whether you benefit from it — or just your employer does. 6-minute read → 4.6-minute listen. @dhaber (a16z) on why total workplace recording is inevitable, and the governance question nobody's asking.