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The bot made me look guilty in front of everyone

At first it sounded like a boring tool issue. Then I saw whose information was involved. This started when a recording continued after people thought the meeting ended. I tried to keep it normal and failed.

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#Situations · Aug 31

#Situations

At first it sounded like a boring tool issue. Then I saw whose information was involved.

This started when a recording continued after people thought the meeting ended. I tried to keep it normal and failed. This was inside a shared AI transcript, with a junior employee and the manager quoted privately. The playback waveform jumped at the missing word. I am trying not to be petty, which is going medium at best.

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Correcting the summary without exposing the raw conversation. That was what I told myself, anyway. The original audio contains unrelated personal details. A decision was already made from the summary. Now the transcript is in the workspace, and the customer is threatening to post screenshots. I copied the inaccurate sentence immediately.

I keep coming back to the same uncomfortable point. Automation errors inherit workplace power.

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