Langley: Flock Safety will never build AI that defines suspicion
Garrett Langley · Mass Surveillance, Police Misuse, and Who Controls Your Flock Cameras with Flock CEO, Garret Langley · Aug 18, 2026 · at 31:26
Flock Safety CEO Garrett Langley rejects building predictive policing tools that flag suspicious patterns without human direction.
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“Yeah, that I don't want to do. Like, I think we've been really consistent that we never want to be a company that defines suspicion. That's really dangerous.”
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