Jack Crivici-Kramer

But that second part was not the case with Savannah Guthrie's mom in Arizona the last week, was it, man?

No, the FBI got footage of Savannah Guthrie's camera from her Google Nest, even though she reportedly didn't have it.

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So Jack, that inconsistency plus general anxiety around AI plus acute anxiety about ICE added all up for me, my friend.

The Ring puppy commercial was a perfect storm of distrust, conspiracy, and brand bruising for Ring.

And it caused Amazon's Ring last week to end its partnership with Flock.

Flock, which uses AI-powered surveillance cameras to read license plates and

and feed the information to police.

Ring is done with that partnership.

Sorry, Jack, let's step away from the doorstep for a moment.

Remember, Ring just wanted to evoke your love for your dog and pull on your heartstrings with that puppy.

Instead, Ring's Super Bowl commercial revealed that Ring's actually involved in a police AI surveillance network.

Yeah, that was not in the KPIs, man.

Not in the KPIs.

So Jack, knock, knock.

Who's there again?

What's the takeaway for our buddies over at Ring?

With mistrust at all-time highs, marketers need to ask about the WIP.

What's the worst interpretation possible?

Yetis, the Epstein Files, insider trading on prediction markets, AI deepfakes of your buddy who was hanging out with your buddy and you didn't get invited to the party.