Jamie Siminoff

It's not, it's not like, um,

But I mean, yeah, I think, listen, it's a fair statement, I guess.

I think, you know, I want to live in a safe place.

Right now, we just say, like, motion detection, motion detection, motion detection.

And it's funny, like, when I started Ring, it go back, like, the book was fun because I get to go back and, like, actually, you know, go through this whole, like, story of, like, how this thing came.

It's like, motion detection was, like, an amazing invention.

Like...

You're in the airport and there's a motion at your front door and you look at it like, wow, this is crazy.

Now it's like with AI, we shouldn't be telling you about motion detection.

We should be telling you what's there.

When should you look at it?

When does it matter?

And we shouldn't be bothering you all the time.

That's what I mean about this idea of these...

sort of like a security guard at your house, security guard in the neighborhood is like, there should be this intelligence in your neighborhood that can tell you when you should be trying to be part of something, but not always telling you.

So it's not just like car, car, dog, you know, person, person.

It's like, hey, look at this.

Like you want to pay attention to this right now.

I mean, awareness is a big part of it.

I think there's ways with lights also like lighting to do stuff.