New York City will introduce controversial AI gun detection ...

New York City will introduce controversial AI gun detection technology amid subway crime crisis - SiliconANGLE.

As City Unveils Results of Controversial Subway Gun Scanner Pilot ...

... Controversial Subway Gun Scanner Pilot, What Do New Yorkers Think? ... gun detectors in the transit system would be inefficient. “It's ...

AI-powered weapons scanners in NYC subway found zero guns in ...

NBC Universal, Inc. Metal detectors that can scan for guns are coming to the New York City subway system. Mayor Eric Adams said they'll make ...

New York City to test AI-enabled gun scanners in subway system

The scanners will be introduced in certain stations after a legally ... gun-detection systems can trigger false alarms and cause panic.

AI-powered weapons scanners used in NYC subway found zero ...

A pilot program testing AI-powered weapons scanners inside some New York City subway stations this summer did not detect any passengers with ...

AI-powered weapons scanners used in NYC subway found zero ...

A pilot program testing AI-powered weapons scanners inside some New York City subway stations this summer did not detect any passengers with ...

NYC tests AI gun detectors - Medium

New York City has announced the initiation of a pilot program to test artificial intelligence-based gun detection systems in its subway system.

Evolv gun detection tech rolling out in NYC subway stations this week

New and controversial weapons detection technology is set to roll ... and artificial intelligence” to detect concealed weapons. But the ...

New York City will introduce controversial AI gun detection ... - Reddit

MTA/NYPD will try to address this by updating it with facial recognition technology, but this will just lead to the NYC subway successfully ...

NYC to trial weapon detectors from controversial AI company

New York City will reportedly use Evolv's systems to detect weapons on subways, but the company's AI has been criticised for poor accuracy.

A Weapons Scanner Arrives in the Subway. Adams Says It Isn't ...

... contentious new plan to put a gun-detecting ... They will not alert New Yorkers in advance about where the scanner will be stationed.

Controversial AI weapons scanners fail to detect any firearms in ...

IN A PILOT PROGRAM TESTING “high-tech” weapons scanners inside NYC subway stations, Evolv-brand scanners falsely alerted more than 100 ...

Mayor Adams tests gun scanners with AI technology in subways

New York City's ... During this interval, the NYPD will actively seek out vendors specializing in weapons detection technology for the pilot ...

First AI-powered weapons scanners appear in NYC subway

The NYPD introduced its first AI-powered firearm-detecting scanner at the Fulton Center station in Manhattan on Friday. New York City is turning ...

NYC's subway weapons scanning pilot program "objectively a ...

A pilot program to use scanners to detect weapons in New York City's subway system has ended. Critics say the data shows the program was objectively a failure.

AI Metal Detectors for Subway Safety - amNewYork

Mayor Eric Adams plans to introduce AI-powered metal detectors into the New York City subway system in a bid to catch illegal guns and knives.

New Yorkers immediately protest new AI-based weapons detectors ...

The Evolv scanner — a sleek-looking weapons detector using artificial intelligence to search riders for guns and knives — was on display at a ...

Tim Miner on LinkedIn: New York City will introduce controversial AI ...

Mayor Adams concedes: We need AI to help us detect guns going into the subway systems. I, for one, think it is a great idea, but there are ...

NYC will test AI gun detectors on the subway - The Verge

New York City will soon start testing out technology that uses AI to detect guns at subway turnstiles, Mayor Eric Adams said on Thursday.

City posts final surveillance policy for gun detection scanners

The controversial scanners, which look like metal detectors, will be located in areas where the NYPD already does bag checks.