Teen Survivor Sues AI Gun Detection Firm Over Failed School Shooting Alert

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A teenager injured in a January 2025 Nashville high school shooting sues Omnilert, maker of an AI gun detection system that failed to alert during the incident, citing operational limitations and overstated marketing claims.

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Teen Survivor Sues AI Gun Detection Firm Over Failed School Shooting Alert

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