SEPTA will soon become the first major transit system in the country to use an artificial intelligence program to help thwart gun violence.
Officials say they will soon roll out ZeroEyes, an artificial intelligence-based gun detection video analytics platform that can alert police within seconds.
"We need technology to help aid in the ability to recognize that there’s trouble, that there are weapons, being produced in the system, and we’re excited about this," Acting Chief Charles Lawson said. ZeroEyes is already being used by the U.S. Department of Defense, public schools districts and universities, and Fortune 500 corporate campuses. It was founded by Navy SEALs and Special Operations military veterans, according to a release.
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