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murder Member	Sat Jan 25 06:43:21 Fails. -------------------- School's $1 Million AI Gun Detection System Fails to Detect Weapon Before Fatal School Shooting "There’s no system that’s going to 100 percent capture everything a person has on them." An expensive AI gun detection system appears to have been a massive waste of money after it failed to detect the weapon used in a school shooting. As NBC News reports, the $1 million contract that Nashville's Antioch High School paid to a gun detection software company called Omnilert has come into question after a student managed to sneak in a gun and open fire in his high school's cafeteria. The 17-year-old gunman shot and killed one 16-year-old classmate and wounded another before turning the gun on himself, which he did not survive. Omnilert's technology used the school's security cameras and added AI that was supposed to detect hidden weapons. It didn't recognize the shooter's gun, NBC notes, in a news conference after the massacre, Metro Nashville Public Schools chief technology and communications officer Sean Braisted pointed out that the Omnilert system did activate when police entered with their own weapons. "It is designed to activate immediately once it detects [a weapon]," the school system's CTO said, per Nashville's WBIR broadcaster. "It did not detect that weapon in this instance... because of the location and where the cameras were positioned." In a statement to NBC, Omnilert echoed Braisted's comments about the system's cameras failing to find the gun in question. "The location of the shooter and the firearm meant that the weapon was not visible," said Omnilert CEO Dave Fraser in an email. "This is not a case of the firearm not being recognized by the system." Braisted — who was also quoted in Omnilert's press release announcing the $1 million deal back in 2023 — said during the news conference that the system had worked well in the past, and had detected police weapons before. MNPS superintendent Adrienne Battle also seemed to defend the expensive and apparently not watertight weapon detection software. "There’s no system that’s going to 100 percent capture everything a person has on them," Battle said during the same press conference. While these school and company officials work overtime to defend their wasteful investment in the sort of AI-powered technology that has for years now been known to fail, two teenagers are dead in the latest tragic school shooting. Slapping AI on top of shoddy weapon scanners doesn't make them work — and in this case, the false sense of security they provide ended in tragedy. http://fut...oting-ai-gun-detection-failure
murder Member	Sat Jan 25 06:43:56 "School shootings: Now with AI!" -
Paramount Member	Sat Jan 25 07:29:52 ”An expensive AI gun detection system appears to have been a massive waste of money” Yes, they got scammed. It was a BS ”AI system”. It can only detect a gun if it is visible. The CEO says it himself: ”"The location of the shooter and the firearm meant that the weapon was not visible," said Omnilert CEO Dave Fraser ” The weapon wasn’t visible. So their ”AI” could not detect it. LOL
TheChildren Member	Sat Jan 25 08:41:13 As been said before AI, aka murican ai, is actually indian. AI is scam. it is just glorified skynet google, it does bs google searches and comes up with answers they nicely and neatly packin 2 make u believe some computer said it. it aint but da scam comin 2 an end. Chinese AI surpassed these yank scams with just 6 million while yankoids have 2 poor in 500 bill soon just so they can compete lol
Paramount Member	Sat Jan 25 09:39:23 ”yankoids have 2 poor in 500 bill ” They don’t have that much money. USA is broke. They are getting the moneys from Saudi Arabia. Saudi crown prince says kingdom intends to invest $600 billion in US during call with Trump “I’ll be asking the crown prince, who’s a fantastic guy, to round it out to around $1 trillion,” Trump said by a videocall http://apn...30a89f93b44ed8d705638f95700cbb USA has to beg for moneys ^ ”Please give us all your moneys” – Donald Trump, USA.
obaminated Member	Sat Jan 25 13:39:08 Murder " if something didn't work then it will never work "
murder Member	Sat Jan 25 16:31:07 What works is not flooding society with firearms. We didn't used to have active shooter drills in school. We didn't need to worry about it.
Sam Adams Member	Sun Jan 26 12:26:01 "What works is not flooding society with firearms." Yet oddly enough democrats dont want to punish their political classes for gun crime, so how do you intend to do this?
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