A decade ago, Sal Khan envisioned using technology to tailor education to individual and community needs.
Waze’s Di-Ann Eisnor addresses the topic of identifying high-crime locations to users of the real-time navigation app. It must still serve people who live in those areas and avoid scaring away potential customers from local businesses, according to Eisnor. She says Waze gets crime data from trusted organizations and notifies users within the app when they approach a dangerous neighborhood.
