Police technology recognizes concealed weapons

Atlanta police could begin implementing a portable software which uses artificial intelligence to alert officers to anyone carrying a concealed weapon.

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[randyosborne]

You don't need technology to show you a pothole. Fire someone.

[seansmith]

I get scared any time the media or government say it’s for safety or public health. I know I’m about to lose rights when I hear that.

[StandingOnBizness]

This had nothing to do when showing someone has a concealed weapon.

[greencitycleancity]

Yea I just sued a cop for using this technology on me . Invasion of privacy

[youtubeaccount]

The pothole technology would be useful at night but during the day seems kind of pointless unless you’re not looking at the road

[medinafrancisco]

Safe...Safe...Safe. Its all in the name of "Safety".

[lynnehood]

NO PRIVACY = Safety ? I don't think so and neither should you.

[tobeforgottenisworsethande]

Great next we're going to have police walking around with x-ray goggles on

[ChrisG]

This is bad reporting. The technology recognizes guns which may be concealed from the officer's point of view. It does not detect concealed weapons which by definition are not able to be seen without penetrating radiation like an x-ray.

[jamescox]

Soon all your freedom will be gone. You'll be locked up for having a bad thought.

[YellowPaint]

Ok so maybe pair this with facial recognition software & leave law abiding ccw citizens alone. No need to tell everyone!

[BigDummydotcom]

City workers need software to find potholes? Better step that education system up!

[Celestialdissonance]

Lol big brother always watching. Taking right after China.