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Harvard Law dropout raises $6M for Blue Voice to build a ‘Harvey for police officers’
Blue Voice, a startup founded by a Harvard Law dropout, has secured $6 million to develop an AI assistant specifically tailored for law enforcement. Unlike general-purpose AI tools, Blue Voice is trained on critical, department-specific data—local ordinances, protocols, and guidelines—unavailable on the public internet. This allows officers to access precise legal information quickly. The move follows increasing adoption of AI across government, as seen with the Pentagon’s recent integration of ChatGPT and Grok. Explore how this specialized AI aims to transform on-the-ground decision-making.
Cloudflare Workers Accept Inbound TCP, with gRPC the First Protocol on Top
For eight years, Cloudflare Workers were limited to HTTP. That restriction ends now. Introducing inbound TCP connections via a new `connect(socket)` handler, routed through Spectrum, unlocks powerful new possibilities. Initially focused on gRPC—the first protocol supported—this expands Worker capabilities to include full-duplex communication in any language, effectively bringing container-like functionality to the edge. Workers now support unary and server-streaming through automatic gRPC-web translation. Currently in private beta, this development echoes Cloudflare’s broader innovation, as seen in projects like Kitesurf, a browser engine for automated workloads.