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(Futurism) - The company behind an “AI gun detection” system is being sued by the survivor of a Tennessee high school shooting after it failed to detect the handgun used by the shooter.

The lawsuit, filed last month and spotted by Ars Technica, targets Omnilert, which designed and marketed the AI weapon detection system, and System Integrations, the company that installed and maintained it. It was filed by Antonyous Henin, who was grazed in the arm during the January 2025 shooting at Antioch High School in Nashville. The perpetrator opened fire in the cafeteria, killing one student before dying of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

“I’ve never seen a school shooting where there was a lack of notification,” David Riedman, an education and security expert who maintains the K-12 School Shooting Database,” told Ars. The money spent deploying Omnilert “could have gone to a counselor or something else to a kid in crisis,” he added. “Every decision that you make is pointing away resources from something else.” Read more

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In a breakthrough in medical science, an AI system has successfully designed a "super-antigen" vaccine. This innovative vaccine aims to train the human immune system against a broad spectrum of variants, moving beyond single-strain targeting. The AI-designed vaccine has since proceeded to human trials.

Sources: TAAFT - There's An AI For That

A 269-page AI bill has been introduced in the U.S. Congress, proposing a three-year freeze on state-level AI regulations. This legislative effort aims to establish a unified national framework for AI governance, potentially streamlining policy development and preventing a patchwork of differing state laws.

Sources: The Daily Bite

AI research company Anthropic has advocated for an industry-wide "pause button" on advanced AI development. The company warns of the potential for AI to dramatically increase human labor efficiency or replace it entirely, and highlights risks that future AI systems might improve themselves without human oversight, necessitating a coordinated global effort to slow down and prepare for these transformative changes.

Sources: Superpower Daily, The Neuron

Automated bots have officially surpassed human users online, now generating 51% of all web traffic. This marks a significant milestone in the digital landscape, highlighting the growing influence of AI and automated systems in shaping online activity.

Sources: The Neuron

Media giant CNN has initiated a lawsuit against AI startup Perplexity, accusing it of utilizing CNN's journalistic content without proper authorization to generate AI summaries. This legal action escalates the ongoing debate regarding AI training data, copyright, and news aggregation.

Sources: The AI Report

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