Document Redaction demo
Each box drawn on text, scans, speech and video with its legal basis, and each export leak-tested. 1:34
What the demo shows
Finds and redacts personal and privileged data in files and media, citing each legal basis.
Agents find personal data, privileged passages and identifiers in text, scans, images, speech and video and give each box its legal basis; a consistency agent treats each person the same way across the set and past releases, a segregability agent argues against over-redaction, and a leak agent tests the export as an outsider. The analyst approves each basis layer and the export; counsel approves privilege.
Transcript
- Document Redaction finds and redacts personal and privileged data in files and media for records and legal teams.
- Federal agencies received a record 1.7 million FOIA requests last year.
- Request 563 holds 9 files, including a 14-minute body camera clip.
- Agents tracked 41 faces and 3 plates and bleeped a bystander's name.
- Each box is colored by its legal basis.
- The consistency agent caught her name left visible in the dispatch log.
- Another agent lifts 2 boxes.
- Officers' names are public.
- Maria approves 3 layers with 1 signature, not 150 boxes.
- The leak agent finds the officer's home address in the report's metadata.
- It fixes all three and checks again, clean.
- Maria signs the export.
- Every box cited, signed, and logged.
- 28 minutes of media, reviewed in 31, not four and a half hours.
- Built on Botminds.
- Agents, data, screens, and governance on one platform.
Transcribed from the film’s narration. Captions are on the player.