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Feb 01, 2021
Last year, it was revealed that the CEO of Banjo, the company Utah’s state government had hired to deliver public safety analytics for several agencies, had previous associations with KKK groups and participated in a drive-by terrorist attack on a synagogue. Shortly after that revelation, the Banjo CEO resigned, the contracts were cancelled and Utah State Auditor John Dougall formed a commission to review the contracts and the application for privacy violations and potential algorithmic bias.
Banjo, a Utah-based surveillance analytics company, scrapes public data from billions of social media accounts, as well as data from government traffic and surveillance cameras, 911 calls, audio sensors, location data for state-owned vehicles and other sources. It uses artificial intelligence to analyze the data streams and detect anomalies, giving public safety agencies near real-time information on incidents like car crashes, medical emergencies, shootings, fires and ....

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