Ellison stated that in the future, AI will be utilized to continuously monitor and analyze extensive surveillance systems, including security cameras, police body cameras, doorbell cameras, and vehicle dashboard cameras. "We're going to have oversight, " Ellison noted. "Every police officer will be monitored at all times, and if any issues arise, AI will identify and alert the relevant authorities. Citizens will likely behave better knowing that everything is constantly being recorded and reported. " Additionally, Ellison anticipates that AI drones could take over from police cars during high-speed pursuits.

"You simply have a drone tail the vehicle, " Ellison remarked. "It's quite straightforward in the era of autonomous drones. " He did not indicate whether these drones would stream the pursuits on network television. Related stories Ellison's company, Oracle, like many others today, is actively seeking opportunities within the AI sector. It already has multiple initiatives underway, including a partnership with Elon Musk's SpaceX. According to Bloomberg, Ellison is currently the sixth-richest individual in the world, with a net worth of $157 billion.