Kansas schools now have state funding to use AI to spot guns in schools. But ZeroEyes, one of the few companies offering this service, has sent police false alerts before.
  1. Schools have turned to AI to detect guns and prevent mass shootings, but concerns about reliability and false alarms persist.
  2. Critics argue that investing in technology like ZeroEyes diverts money from addressing the human causes of violence.
  3. Kansas lawmakers funded ZeroEyes-style tech with $10 million to boost school security efforts.