Croton will review its public-records procedures and develop a policy on artificial intelligence after Village Manager Bryan Healy acknowledged that a response to a Freedom of Information Law request had included a private conversation that was not an IDEA Committee meeting. MORE AT Village to review FOIL procedures after private audio release — Croton-on-Hudson, NY
Yes they were. Faith says at the beginning of the recording from September. They were developing ideas and those recordings were the notes. It was made abundantly clear!
ReplyDeleteThe recording was made with a microphone, not AI. No intelligence, neither natural nor artificial was used in either the speaking or the recording. After recording, the recording was fed into a voice to text transcription service, that sometimes uses a trivial amount of AI. None of the controversy involved AI. The AI is just a distraction.
ReplyDeleteNY Open Meetings law defines a meeting as two or more members. There is no exception for 'private' or 'unofficial'. That is another distraction.
Any meeting of two or more IDEA Committee members is a committee meeting in law.
Please don't repeat the lies from the Village.