Could AI be the future of preventing school shootings?

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Artificial intelligence is creeping into our lives in many ways—one of the most promising possibilities is spotting guns before they can be used at schools.

Nexstar’s WPIX got an inside look at one of the first schools in the country using the tech to better spot firearms in Mt. Holly, New Jersey.

At Rancocas Valley Regional High School in Mount Holly, New Jersey, something is always watching. It goes beyond the hundreds of security cameras Dr. Christopher Heilig, the superintendent, pointed out as he walked around the sprawling campus.

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