AI meeting-notetaker company Granola was hit with a proposed class action in a U.S. federal court alleging it records every meeting participant’s speech without notifying most attendees and, by default, uses the transcripts to train its own AI models. The complaint asserts federal and California wiretapping-law violations and seeks statutory damages across a proposed nationwide class potentially numbering in the millions. Granola, valued at roughly $1.5 billion, markets the tool’s invisibility as a feature, telling users other people in the room won’t know it’s there.