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Bry: Skydio's life preserver payload originated from NYPD request
“One of the most common requests we got from public safety was helping people in the water in trouble. There's a lot of coastline work here so this originally Came up with NYPD, the beaches around New York.”
Xu: DoorDash's alert system warned NYPD of a Manhattan shooting first
“Within minutes of a Dasher seeing the shooter walk in to the building, you know, we have an alert system that doesn't just alert all Dasher's and consumers and merchants within that vicinity, but also all local law enforcement. And actually we were the first t…”
Chief Gennaro: Bill Bratton introduced corporate accountability for crime stats to NYPD
“You know, I can tell you before Bratton was the police commissioner. If a homicide happened, you know, happened in a certain part of town, that captain really didn't have to answer many questions about that homicide, right? But what he started doing, one of th…”
Chief Gennaro: NYPD turnstile jumpers were frequently armed and committing violent crimes
“And then all of a sudden there was the expectation that you're going to start arresting people for hopping those turnstiles. And lo and behold, the guys that were hopping the turnstiles were guys that had firearms. Those guys were potentially going to do murde…”
Khan: NYPD testified it lacks accuracy data for its facial recognition systems
“When we asked the NYPD for its own data on the bias and the accuracy of this technology, when we wanted to look underneath the algorithmic hood at how this system is operating, they told us under oath they don't have any data on how accurate this technology is…”
Gatina: Helinet provided aerial surveillance as a service to law enforcement
“We just kind of cracked the code at Helinet on being able to provide surveillance as a service. It's a different kind of SaaS business, but where you're basically doing aerial surveillance for law enforcement agencies or clients, right? So it could be DEA, FBI…”