Bumble, Tinder and others are freezing out rioters with help from law enforcement and, in some cases, their own photos. Others on the apps have taken matters into their own hands by striking up conversations with potential rioters, then relaying their information to the FBI.
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The New York Police Department’s new robot dog will receive a special robotic arm for opening doors and moving objects next month, according to a new report from ABC7 in New York. The existence of the NYPD’s robot was first revealed in late October after it assisted in the apprehension of a suspect in Brooklyn. But details about what the Boston Dynamics robot actually did during that arrest remain a mystery.
The round was led by Index Ventures, with participation from new investors Acrew and Plexo Capital.
The company intends to use the funds to scale operations and meet surging customer demand.
The company intends to use the funds to accelerate delivery of key capabilities, making AI monitoring, fairness tools, and model performance management available to all organizations.
Founded in 2018 and led by CEO Adam Wenchel, Arthur is a proactive model monitoring solution to monitor the performance of AI deployments and catch and fix issues before they derail users’ models. The solution features advanced performance monitoring, bias detection, and customizable alerts.