Penlink’s Innovative Product Chiefs Talk AI in Public Safety
Penlink’s Udi Levy and Shay Attias discuss how AI is changing investigative work, from handling massive volumes of data to keeping humans in the loop.
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Penlink's Innovative Product Chiefs Talk AI in Public Safety
Date Posted: October 28th, 2026In this conversation, Penlink Chief Product Officer Udi Levy and Chief Technology Officer Shay Attias discuss how AI is changing investigative workflows across public safety. Drawing on more than two decades in the industry, they look at how investigations have moved from managing simple signals to working through massive volumes of data, from social media to cryptocurrency.
Watch the full discussion to see how Penlink built CoAnalyst360 to support investigators with automated workflows, real-time reporting, and human-in-the-loop oversight that keeps accountability where it belongs.
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