[siva7]

Well, i'm not sure who your customers are (except companies in Russia, NK..), but european employers would break laws by allowing your software to be used, long even before AI became a thing and especially after the EU AI Act has passed. To put it mildly, no sane corporation would allow such software to be used which tells me a bit about the sanity of the current VC landscape.

[jvwww]

Out of interest, would it not be allowed even if the company hosted screenpipe on prem (which seems to be what they do)?

[hobofan]

Anything that tracks employees actions beyond high-level "are they doing their job according to the job descriptions" is forbidden by privacy laws and otherwise will be striken down by a workers council.

That's not just specific to digital stuff. E.g. warehouse cameras that film anything else beyond securing entries/exits, like they are commonplace in e.g. the US don't exist for the same reason.

[joshred]

I think he's picturing it as being used by employer's to monitor employees.