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MIT dropouts raised $2.7 million in seed funding to develop AI tools for police. Led by AME Cloud Ventures, the funding aims to enhance public safety and improve police efficiency.
PRIVATENov 19, 2025•10 months ago
Amount Raised
$2.7 Million
Round Type
Seed
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Two MIT dropouts have successfully raised $2.7 million in seed funding to create AI tools that assist police officers in reducing paperwork. The startup, Code Four, aims to streamline report generation from bodycam footage. The funding round was led by AME Cloud Ventures, with input from Pathlight Ventures and Webb Investment. The technology promises to enable officers to spend more time in the field and improve efficiency.
Company Information
Company
Code Four
Location
San Francisco, California, United States
About
Code Four is a startup founded by MIT dropouts George Cheng and Dylan Nguyen that focuses on enhancing public safety through AI technology. Their platform helps police officers reduce paperwork by generating reports from bodycam footage, allowing for more time spent in the field. Additionally, Code Four offers features like redaction of footage, transcription, and summarization of video interviews and security footage. The company operates with a subscription model, providing services to various police departments.
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