Enigma app captures UFO, UAP data

They used to be known as 'Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs), and reported sightings have long laid the viewers open to ridicule. Recently, the persistent speculation over what these apparently inexplicable glimpses really consist of has gained fresh traction in debating terms, and the Enigma mobile app aims to become "the trusted destination for sightings of Unidentified Anomalous [/ Aerial] Phenomena (UAP), formerly known as UFOs. Enigma is the frictionless way to share your story, watch fascinating sightings, and get real-time alerts near you". Does this commercial do a good job of creating a sense of community around various people undergoing what used to be an isolating experience? Is this how crowd-science should look? Enigma says the platform will reduce stigma around spotting UAPs and that it is already sparking public interest and being used by pilots and scientists in the field. Its aim of "collecting testimony and metadata from multiple independent users in order to study an object’s speed and flight pattern" may not ring true or appeal to everyone, especially those concerned about misuse of data in the age of no privacy. And for the many questioning the rampant development of artificial intelligence (AI), the fact that Enigma has its own AI and deep learning models on the case may not entirely allay alarm. A genuinely helpful taboo-buster, or just more data-gathering by unseen agents under the guise of 'inclusivity'?

Keywords: Enigma Come Search With Us, Enigma UAP sightings app, UFO mobile app, AI and deep learning app, artificial intelligence,director Eliza McNitt. 20/20 agency