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Baltimore Schools to Deploy AI Gun Detection on 7,000 Cameras

Kurrant News Desk · ·1 min read

In an effort to prevent gun violence in schools, Baltimore County Public Schools will install gun detection software on 7,000 security cameras. The Board of Education approved the $1.4 million, 2-year contract for the software. The software, made by Virginia-based Omnilert, uses artificial intelligence to detect guns in real time. If a gun is detected, an alert will be sent to school officials and police.