Public web only
Default monitoring scope is content already public. Private systems are out of bounds unless a lawful, authorized engagement expands that boundary.
Public-safety AI · Local agencies
An AI officer for the public web.
AEye hunts malicious or runaway AI on openly available sources, files officer-ready reports to local police, and quarantines harmful AI only inside systems your agency authorizes it to control.
Built for lawful authority: watch what is public, report to humans, contain only where control is granted.
01 · Mission
Protect people first. Govern AI with restraint.
AEye is a governance and public-safety platform: an AI officer that treats duties to humans as product rules, not marketing copy. It is built for city and county agencies that need earlier visibility into dangerous AI activity without inventing freelanced internet policing.
The job to be done is concrete. See malicious or runaway AI earlier on the public web, package clear reports for human officers, and contain bad agents only where the department or partner has operational control.
Watch
Public signals
Report
Officer-ready
Contain
Authorized only
02 · Operating loop
One clear path from public signal to human action.
Prove the loop before scale: public web signal, malicious-AI detection, officer-ready report, authorized quarantine, human review.
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Watch the public web
Monitor openly available pages, posts, and signals for malicious, deceptive, or runaway AI behavior. No private intrusion by default.
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Score under constitution
Classify threats with a Hippocratic-style ethical constitution: protect people first, prevent harm, and keep duties to humans binding in software.
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Report to officers
Deliver structured, human-readable alerts that local police and public safety teams can act on. AEye assists judgment; it never replaces it.
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Quarantine where authorized
Pause, block, or revoke access only inside environments the customer has authorized AEye to control. No freelanced internet shutdowns.
04 · Who it serves
Built for local public safety first.
Primary buyer: city and county police and public safety departments that need help spotting malicious or runaway AI and turning public digital signals into actionable reports.
Later: state cyber units · government AI estates · contracted platforms
Champion 01
Police technology & cyber leads
Own emerging-tech risk and need earlier signal on AI systems that could harm the public or department operations.
Champion 02
Real-time crime & digital investigations
Turn noisy public digital activity into cases and packages officers can actually use.
Champion 03
Public safety leadership
Accountable for community harm and need a lawful, auditable story for how AI threats are found and handled.
05 · Ethical constitution
Software rules with a Hippocratic spine.
Classification of “malicious,” “runaway,” and “inhuman” is guided by an explicit constitution—specific enough for detection rules and officer review, not vague morality alone.
- People before systems: human safety and dignity outrank unrestricted AI power.
- Do no harm: every detection and enforcement action is guided by a duty of care.
- Lawful authority only: watch what is public; act only where authorized.
- Report to humans: AEye assists officers; it does not replace judgment or due process.
- Public trust through restraint: transparency, auditability, and limits on surveillance scope.
06 · Pilot path
Start with one city. Prove the loop.
Pilot with 1–3 local public safety departments or real-time crime / cyber units open to emerging AI threats. Ship a web console for monitoring, alert queues, and case export—then add containment connectors only for AI stacks the pilot can legally control.
Request a pilot briefing
Direct outreach to police tech leads and public-safety innovation programs.