A company co-founded by former U.S. Navy SEALs is harnessing artificial intelligence (AI) to protect churches and faith-based schools from potential attacks.
As concern grows over mass shootings, ZeroEyes co-founder Rob Huberty told CBN’s The 700 Club his company is using artificial intelligence to protect potential targets like schools and houses of worship.
“We take your existing video cameras, and we process every frame-by-frame, every image, every video feed that you have,” he said. “We use our AI that goes over them and what it does is it looks for guns that are exposed.”
Within seconds, ZeroEyes pinpoints the types of guns being brandished and alerts first responders about the nature of potential threats as well as the types of weapons assailants might have.
Dominic Iocco, president of Lansing Catholic High School in Michigan and a ZeroEyes user, said the product offers peace of mind to his school community.
“My initial reaction was basically — ‘How can we not do this?'” he said. ” {Especially} when you look at…the tragic history of these types of scenarios, and you see the advantage of the response time that AI gives you.”
He continued, “As as an administrator of a school, obviously you never want
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