Sequoia describes Peregrine’s approach to public-safety AI
Sequoia says Peregrine connects data cities already own rather than collecting new data, and presents its co-founders’ argument that the approach preserves privacy and cities’ control over their information.
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Sequoia’s Training Data episode “Making Cities Awesome” features Peregrine co-founders Nick Noone and Ben Rudolph discussing AI in public safety. The host describes a cold-case agent that reproduced an exoneration detectives had reached by hand, and a Wisconsin county that placed a suspect using cell records buried in 300GB of evidence. Other examples the host highlights include a search tool for identifying active threats to a synagogue and a hurricane simulator built with AI-assisted coding to help an engineer investigate a change in weather-related incidents.
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