
Troy University Tests AI Gun Detection System
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Troy University in Alabama is enhancing campus safety with AI-powered gun detection. The police department is testing Coram AI, a real-time system that spots firearms instantly and alerts officers. The AI has shown promising results, detecting guns within seconds during tests. The system is praised for its proactive approach to security, aiming to prevent threats before they escalate. Privacy concerns are addressed as the system is opt-in and focuses on events rather than individuals. The three-year trial is set to expand with university funds.
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