CLUTE, Texas - A Texas high school went into lockdown earlier this week after its artificial intelligence security system thought a student was walking onto cam
A high school's security system triggered a lockdown after capturing a picture of student with what it thought was a weapon. This image of a student outside Brazoswood High School is what prompted the campus to go into a lockdown Wednesday morning."She was scared. Friends were scared. Family was scared. Everybody was scared."The technology notified ZeroEyes staff members who relayed the image to the school.
"In the background, there was some brush, and shadowing and a ditch from the background so all of that in communication with our software and how the individual's arm was positioned, just as if it would be holding an assault rifle." said Dustin Brooks/ZeroEyes Chief Customer Officer Brazosport ISD sent kprc2 a statement saying in part: "In the past several months since installing ZeroEyes, the system has captured other photos of potential weapons that were dismissed before any alerts were sent to our officials after the staff of ZeroEyes had reviewed the images. However, yesterday was the first instance where a lockdown was actually called.""But I think it's it's one of the things that say, hey, safe and sorry.
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