Nexar

Right, I know.

What app are you using for the dash cam app on your phone? Was it Nexar?

No, it's actually the dash cam app.

Okay, so it's just someone just created a dash cam app, and what does it do? It just rolls continuously for like on a loop of 30 seconds or something?

You know what I used to do, um, is take out the dash camera, and I used to it 'cause I used to...

I have the, the Nexar cloud one, so everything's saved there, which is even better.

Um, but yeah, if you don't have the cloud, what I used to do on the, the SD ones, you take out the SD card at the end of the day, and then you just chop up the footage and save it, so you have each, every ride that's saved.

If you have a cloud-based one, then save the footage in the cloud, you're good to go.

So, you gotta make sure that you have a backup of your footage sta- saved somewhere.

Yeah, but C- I mean, as you know, Chris, we, we talk quite a bit about couple of, you know, good friends of ours.

One is Display Ride, another one is Nexar, right?

Mm-hmm.

While Flock claims to not work with ICE and blames local customers who share information voluntarily, Flock has repeatedly failed to prevent ICE officials from accessing its data." And then goes off about the, uh, the Kansas op-ed piece that you referenced.

And then the s- the other s- if that wasn't scary enough, when they, they talk about this, uh, relationship with AI companies like, uh, Noto or Notto, um, and this company Nexar that you talked about with their dash cams in 350,000 rideshares.

We're all in rideshares these days.

And then, and you know, we just had, you know, leaders in AI come out and say, "Yeah, if we don't stop it, AI's gonna kill us within a decade." So put it all together and what do you have? So you're putting the emphasis on the vendor to get control and to impose appropriate controls so that we don't have the makings of the surveillance state.

It's being abused all over the place.

and yes there are success stories where they catch criminals with it but there are far more stories now of the abuse of this technology and this is what i wrote to the ceo about of this company flock along with ron wyden to demand answers why are there all these problems how are you going to stop these abuses how are you doing what you're doing consistent with the privacy laws of different states we need to get to the bottom of this we need to put some constraints on this otherwise none of us are going to have any privacy

yeah and this letter that you wrote jointly with senator ron wyden out to the um out to the flock group let me just read from a couple of passages from it um Numerous reports also indicate that immigration and customs enforcement officials are conducting immigration-related searches of Flock databases to pursue individuals without warrants.

While Flock claims to not work with ICE and blames local customers who share information voluntarily, Flock has repeatedly failed to prevent ICE officials from accessing its data.

and then goes off about the Kansas op-ed piece that you referenced.

And then the other, if that wasn't scary enough, when they talk about this relationship with AI companies like Noto, and this company Nexar that you talked about with their dash cams in 350,000 ride shares.

We're all in ride shares these days.

And then we just had leaders in AI come out and say, yeah, we don't stop it.

I'm Zach Greenberger.

I'm the CEO of Nexar and Nauto.

I've been the CEO of Nexar for twen- just coming up on 24 months now, so it's just about two years.

We merged with Nauto officially a month ago, two, a month and a half ago.

So we've had a lot of exciting stuff happening.

So we are a network of connected cameras that provide a variety of different safety and intelligence solutions to fleet operators, rideshare drivers, cities and states, AV companies, OEMs, and they're all based off of this notion of how do you collect aggregated insights at scale that allow you to inform your own safety needs, but also accelerate training of autonomous systems on the road.

We, of course, started as a dashcam company, and I think what's really interesting just overall about the whole world of real world data is the only real possible way to collect it efficiently at scale is by crowdsourcing.

So I feel really, I've always felt really inspired that Eran and Bruno, the founders of Nexar, and Stefan, the founder of Nauto, came onto this notion early of if you ever want to have the ability to understand the real world in real time at scale, you have to have a network that essentially pays for itself.

He...

We are talking about the merger of Nexar and Nauto.

And then Mr. Greg Barry-

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