About this episode
Respecting privacy and building trust with communities is essential to effectively integrate technology into public safety. a16z general partner David Ulevitch, Flock Safety’s Garrett Langley, and Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Sheriff Kevin McMahill discuss how to build and implement products that communities can trust.
[00:01:22] Flock Safety's impact on public safety
[00:05:50] Building trust through tech
[00:08:23] How Flock Safety builds its product roadmap
[00:11:06] Drones as first responders
[00:15:46] Data privacy and protection
[00:19:05] How the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department rolls out new technology
[00:21:11] AI, robots, and the future of tech in public safety
This conversation was recorded at a16z’s 2023 LP Summit. To read a transcript of this talk, click here.
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