Jamie Siminoff

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666 appearances 3 recordings 3 series first heard Feb 2026 last heard 5 Jun

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Decoder with Nilay Patel · Let's talk about Ring, lost dogs, and the surveillance state · 16 Feb 2026 podcast

So if they decide they don't want to be part of this sort of network and don't want to help this public service agency that asked them, they just say no.

If they decide that they do want to, which

By the way, a lot of people do want to increase the security of their neighborhoods.

A lot of people do want their kids to grow up in safer neighborhoods.

A lot of people want to have the tools to do that and are in places that are dangerous.

We give them the ability to say yes and make that more efficient for them to communicate with those public service agencies and also do it in a very auditable manner.

You know, with a digital audit, like that's the other side is that today, without these tools, if you wanted to have, you know, if a police officer wanted to go and get footage from something, they'd have to go and knock on the door and ask you.

And that's not comfortable for anyone.

It's also there's no digital audit trail of it.

And with this, they can do it efficiently, but there's also an audit trail.

It's very clear and it's anonymous.

But when you put AI into it, now all of a sudden you have this like human element that AI gives you.

I think with our products in neighborhoods, and again, this is like, you have to be a little bit specific to it.

I do see a path to get where we can actually start to get to where like, yeah, we're take down crime in a neighborhood to call it close to zero.

And I even said there are some crimes that you can't stop, of course.

The mental model or how I look at it is that AI allows us to have, if you had a security, if you had a neighborhood where you had

call it unlimited resources.

So every, every house had security guards and those security guards were people that worked the same house for 10 years or 20 years.

And I mean that from a knowledge perspective.

So the knowledge they had of that house was extreme.

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