Jason Calacanis

$30, $40 million a year, it would be the safest city in America.

And that's all it would take.

Yeah, exactly.

And for the privacy concerns, Freebird, there are very simple solutions to this.

I am a privacy advocate myself, of course, we all want some level of privacy.

I had the flock CEO on this week and startups twice in the past 10 years, he's very considered.

And the way they do it with flock is they allow you to have a rolling database.

And I think there's a maximum you can save the license plates for.

and they don't do facial recognition.

I don't see why not, but let's put that aside.

You can only keep it for two or three years.

And then they insist on having an audit trail in it.

So there are all little things you can do on the backend to protect privacy with audit trails, et cetera.

We got a lot more to get to in the docket.

I just want to just give my final thoughts on what we're talking about here in terms of the AI problem.

in the PR problem, I think we have to recognize that the layoffs that are occurring in big tech, and in a lot of these places, are not just the bloating issue anymore.

And I'm just going to point to two factors that I think are scaring the bejesus out of people.

And we just have to admit that this is occurring as opposed to we've been debating it here.

Is it occurring?

Is this just cover?