branding-doc-summary table { border-collapse: collapse; } branding-doc-summary th, branding-doc-summary td { border: 1px solid #000000; } branding-doc-summary li.doc-todo { list-style: none; } branding-doc-summary ul li { min-height: 20px; } branding-doc-summary ul li:has(input) { list-style: none; } Meeting assets for UBI Works’s Personal Meeting Room are ready! View meeting recap Meeting summary Quick recap The meeting focused on two main topics: tax issues and project updates. UBI explained that SES had unpaid wages and tax obligations totaling approximately 5,000-75 million project, along with technical discussions about Hugh’s access permissions to Google Workspace services. Next steps Ken Meet with the neighborhood group’s CEO for coffee and premises visit within the next few weeks and keep UBI updated.Amend personal tax filings before the end of the month to declare the 75 million budget collaboration and working on chatbot iterations. UBI shared that he had been working on forensic accounting and discovered SES owes Ken approximately 750. UBI explained that SES had paid Ken net pay without withholding taxes properly, and recommended that Ken amend his tax filings to treat the payment as gross compensation, with SES topping up the difference. Tax Liability and Compensation Discussion UBI made a recommendation to the board regarding compensation and tax liabilities, but had to recuse himself from further discussion due to conflict of interest. UBI explained that SES could amend T4 filings and handle CRA penalties, but recommended that Ken and UBI amend their taxes before the end of the month to avoid issues. UBI revealed that SES had already paid 10,000 in late penalties to CRA the previous year, and noted that neither their accountancy nor the independent financial audit by Baker Tilly had identified the payment irregularities. Ken agreed to cooperate and refile his taxes, with UBI promising to provide the specific figures involved. AI Cognitive Effects Study Discussion Ken and UBI discussed a study comparing the cognitive effects of ChatGPT to alcohol impairment, with UBI noting that ChatGPT made users less capable than being twice the legal alcohol limit. Ken suggested comparing this to other AI models like Claude, which he predicted would become more widely used than ChatGPT. They observed that newer AI models like Claude and Gemini were growing rapidly but flying under the radar compared to better-known companies like Anthropic and DeepMind. FlowWise Platform Access Review Ken discussed working with a new platform called FlowWise and exploring opportunities to automate routine tasks, including metrics data that Phil currently enters manually. Ken inquired about Hugh’s access permissions to Google Workspace, and UBI confirmed that Hugh currently has read-write access to Google Sheets and Docs, as well as read-write access to Gmail with specific permissions. Ken identified a broken feedback loop due to different communication channels with Hugh and planned to test Hugh’s email access, particularly for the QAI account. Google Cloud Technical Issues Discussion Ken and UBI discussed technical issues with Google Cloud services, where tokens appeared to be blocked and unable to function properly. They agreed to disable previously set up configurations to resolve the problem. Ken mentioned an upcoming meeting at 12 with two political candidates from Victoria and California who have LDT and UBI on their platforms. UBI noted they currently have approximately $900 in income and indicated that further financial processing would need Floyd’s assistance. View in Zoom AI can make mistakes. Review for accuracy. Please rate the accuracy of this summary. Thank you for choosing Zoom, The Zoom Team Zoom.com 55 Almaden BlvdSan Jose, CA 95113 +1.888.799.9666 © 2026 Zoom Communications, Inc.