Prepared automates non-emergency calls and provides AI co-piloting for 911 dispatchers
Michael Chime · How AI Will Impact Emergency Response: The Tech That Could Soon Save Your Life w/ Michael Chime · Jun 27, 2025 · at 0:28
Michael Chime, co-founder and CEO of Prepared, outlines how the AI emergency response platform operates across non-emergency tasks and live 911 emergency calls.
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“We have a set of tools that totally offload mundane work off of a nine-on-one call taker, right? Things like noise complaints, parking tickets, non-emergency traffic, or back-end processes like quality assurance. We will do that completely. And then on emergency calls, we are a co-pilot. So Transcription, translation, handling of CAD entries. So summarizing that entire interaction, we'll sit next to the call taker and make sure no critical detail is missed and that everything gets out to the responder.”
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