9/11 Air Quality, Flock Misuse, Neighborhood Street Teams, AI Warning with Guests: Andrew Carboy, George Pataki excerpt, Rep. Laura Gillen

This week, Power & Politics provides multiple perspectives on the release of thousands of documents regarding air quality in the days and weeks following the September 11th attacks on the World Trade Center. Guests include Andrew Carboy, Attorney for 9/11 Health Watch, Congresswoman Laura Gillen and an excerpt of Tom Eschen's conversation with former Governor George Pataki.

Power & Politics producer Olivia Holloway provides this week's Holloway Headlines:

-Albany Sheriff investigator Flock misuse allegations

-Neighborhood Street Teams legislation introduced

-Artificial Intelligence as existential threat?

-9/11 Ground Zero air quality documents released

Here are suggested podcast chapters based on this episode:

00:00 – Opening & 25th Anniversary SetupTom introduces the 25th anniversary of 9/11, the focus on health impacts, and this week’s guests.

00:58 – Flock Cameras: Misuse, Privacy, and Public SafetyOlivia’s headlines on an Albany investigator’s alleged misuse of Flock data and the broader surveillance vs. safety debate.

05:11 – Senator Bottcher’s Neighborhood Street TeamsDiscussion of Bottcher’s bill to coordinate services for New Yorkers in crisis and balance information-sharing with privacy.

08:15 – AI Doom, Whistleblowers, and Election-Year PoliticsJacob Coxon’s warnings about AI risk, industry responsibility, and whether AI safety becomes a midterm campaign issue.

12:57 – New 9/11 Documents on Toxic Air in Lower ManhattanTom sets up the release of 170,000 NYC records on post-9/11 air quality and the focus on long-term health impacts.