Getnick proposes private sector inspector general model for AI validators
Neil Getnick argues the Council already has a validator model: the independent private sector inspector general used to root out organized crime in the trade waste industry, and offers to confer with the Council on adapting that framework.
Before we adjourn, may I say a brief word about the validator question you raised earlier?
And you actually heard the deputy commissioner say that, that they can't find somebody inside of New York City to say that.
And you actually heard the deputy commissioner say that, that they can't find somebody inside of New York City to say that.
Sure, and then I think we're going to have to move on because I know we have several.
I'm going to be very quick.
You already have your mechanism.
And you actually heard the deputy commissioner say that, that they can't find somebody inside of New York City to say that.
It's the independent private sector inspector general model.
And you actually heard the deputy commissioner say that, that they can't find somebody inside of New York City to say that.
That this council used to basically eradicate organized crime infiltration of many industries, including the trade waste industry.
And you actually heard the deputy commissioner say that, that they can't find somebody inside of New York City to say that.
And you actually heard the deputy commissioner say that, that they can't find somebody inside of New York City to say that.
It has been recognized by the National Law Journal as the methodology involving multidisciplinary
And you actually heard the deputy commissioner say that, that they can't find somebody inside of New York City to say that.
And you actually heard the deputy commissioner say that, that they can't find somebody inside of New York City to say that.
independent monitors, which is immediately adaptable, I'd be happy to confer with your office and provide that information.
And you actually heard the deputy commissioner say that, that they can't find somebody inside of New York City to say that.
Thank you very much.
We greatly appreciate this whole panel.
And you actually heard the deputy commissioner say that, that they can't find somebody inside of New York City to say that.
Thank you.
Thank you.