I suspect there is a limit to this ideology. It's not an area where I'd expect more to automatically equal better. Moreover, if you want AEDs in residential areas, why not just install them there? Make it part of code for new constructions.
> “And for Amazon, it valorizes their image.”
At the expense of their employees. Do your delivery drivers get a pay bump? Do they get hazard pay? These scenarios can get pretty hairy and there's a decent chance they may end up watching someone die. Do they get time off? Counseling? Anything like what other first responders are expected to get?
> The program’s backers also speculated that Project Pulse could improve driver retention.
Managerial nonsense. They're trying to solve public perception problems of congestion and driver quality of life issues by having them run around with AEDs? This is pure corporate insanity.