Jamie Siminoff

That's a big part of it.

I think having just, you know, if all of a sudden someone comes outside because something's an anomaly, that's a big part of it.

Like it doesn't have to be, it doesn't have to be some sort of like crazy thing.

Like I think a lot of these, and that's what I was saying is it's a lot of these little things add up to make that work.

I think it's really about bringing neighbors together for this particular thing.

So it's about how you individually... And we've always thought about how each house is its own node controlled by the neighbor.

So controlled by the person.

And I'll keep going back to that, which is 100% is that your video is your control.

Everything you're doing is in your control.

Whether you want to take part in anything is in your control.

That has to be the first...

layer of all of it but then when something happens do you want to take part in it so if uh if it gets you get an alert that like this dog looks like this dog that's in front of your house can you contact your neighbor you can decide not to take part in it and then no one will ever know and it's fine it's just like basically deleted or you can take part in it and so i think that's how we can do things that can make a neighborhood into this like node where individual neighbors are all sort of on their own but when things happen they can work together as they want to

I think AI, it is like a co-pilot.

It's their assistant.

It's helping them to figure this out.

Because again, if you're just getting every motion alert, and if you have eight cameras and you're just getting motion alerts all day, you can't, no human being can parse all this data.

And so that's kind of what I was talking to Jen about, is that I do think I see now a way to use AI to help feed better data to us, which allows us to make better decisions and work together better.

I mean, there is a responsibility, obviously, just to like build, you know, safe products.

So let's just start with that.

Yeah, we did announce facial, like we call familiar faces, but that's not connected.