Bulletproof Windows In Schools: Pros, Cons, Costs & Considerations
Sandy Hook. Parkland. Uvalde. Covenant School. Beyond being the sites of some of the worst school shootings in recent US history, each of these shootings share a commonality. In each of these shootings, an assailant shot through glass doors and windows at victims...
Gun Detection Technology: 11 Common Myths Debunked
Do you think that gun detection systems are just a way for the government to infringe on your...
Duty of Care: Definition, Examples & How to Maintain Compliance in the Workplace
In the last 20 years, there have been about four times as many mass shootings in the workplace as...
School Security Cameras: How They Can Reduce the Threat of Shootings With the Right Technology
Visit any K12 school or university in the U.S., and you’ll likely find school security cameras on...
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“Hundreds of schools across the United States are using an artificial intelligence system that is designed to detect guns and prevent mass shootings. NBC News’ Rehema Ellis has a closer look at how the technology works.”
"I don't think anybody should question or be fearful of an artificial intelligence program that's going to identify an immediate imminent threat of someone being shot or killed. You can't put a price tag on saving a life," Jay Prettyman, the police chief in Ocean City, told ABC News.
As gun violence continues, one company is trying to use AI to help prevent further tragedy. Manuel Bojorquez takes a look at how the technology can help spot threats in real time.
While most people look to artificial intelligence, or AI, for quick answers to complex problems, a growing number of school districts are turning to the technology to keep their students and staff safe.
As mass shootings continue to rattle the United States, one technology company is hoping to prevent more shootings with the use of artificial intelligence -- but some advocates raise concerns about its use. CNN's Josh Campbell reports.
The school outside Detroit was the scene of a shooting that claimed the lives of four people. An AI weapons detection software called ZeroEyes has been installed in some of their 190 security cameras, the school tells Inside Edition.
