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MISO Mulls Lifting Ban on Meeting Recordings
A MISO stakeholder meeting in 2025
A MISO stakeholder meeting in 2025 | © RTO Insider 
Jan 5, 2026 | Amanda Durish Cook
MISO is re-examining its longstanding policy that forbids stakeholders from recording meetings and is considering the possibility of some form of AI notetaking or transcription.
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Keywordsartificial intelligence (AI)Midcontinent Independent System Operator (MISO)MISO Stakeholder Governance Working Group (SGWG)RTO governance
Amanda Durish Cook
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