EVANSVILLE — Weapons detection technology isn't guaranteed to work and can cause false alarms for items that aren't weapons.

With the U.S. experiencing so many violent incidents on campuses, prevention is critical for administrators who must keep students, faculty, and staff safe while fostering environments that encourage ...

AUSTIN, Texas — More than three-quarters of Americans (77.4%) believe gun detection technology should be deployed in schools, workplaces, and other public spaces, according to new survey data released ...

A New Jersey school district has adopted artificial intelligence to help detect weapons and stop threats before they escalate. The Glassboro Public School District has become the first in the country ...

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An incident in which an AI gun detection system mistook a student’s bag of chips for a gun was partly human error, officials said Thursday. The incident came Monday after Taki Allen, a Kenwood High ...

Another Pennsylvania school district has adopted the AI-based gun detection video analytics platform developed by ZeroEyes. The Montgomery County company has announced that the Northeastern School ...

Dillon School District 4 is working with ZeroEyes to better protect students and staff members against gun related violence ...

Florida lawmakers are looking into a plan to limit artificial intelligence (AI) technology used to detect firearms. Spring Hill Republican Senator Blaise Ingoglia is partnering with Palm Bay ...

An AI gun detection system installed in a Nashville, Tennessee high school couldn’t spot the gun a 17-year-old used to fatally shoot another student and himself earlier this week, according to ...

Georgia passed a bill requiring weapon detectors in all public schools, a first-of-its-kind mandate in the United States.

Some city councilors expressed skepticism about a proposed contract for the controversial policing technology ShotSpotter.