An incident at Kenwood High School in which a 16-year-old was falsely detained demands a reckoning with how Maryland defines ...

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A 16-year-old Black student-athlete was handcuffed and detained by police after an AI gun detection system mistook his after-school snack for a firearm, highlighting the need for greater ...

A young student was left traumatized after being ordered to the ground and handcuffed by police because an AI gun detection ...

AI error leads police to handcuff teen after mistaking Doritos for a gun, raising new concerns over ethics in school ...

A frightened Baltimore County high school student was handcuffed and searched when an AI security system mistook his Doritos ...

Black leaders demand accountability and reform after AI surveillance system misidentifies chip bag as gun, leading to Black ...

CEO and Publisher of the AFRO I keep thinking about a teenager—Black, 16, a student-athlete—who did what kids do after practice: he ate snacks with friends and waited for a ride. Minutes later, eight ...

AI Blunder Nearly Turns School into Crime Scene** A terrifying incident unfolded at Kenwood High School in Baltimore when a school's artificial intelligence ...

A Maryland high schooler said police told him an AI detector had flagged the crumpled bag of chips in his pocket as a weapon.

Taki Allen, 16 years old, was doing what many teenagers do. He was hanging out after football practice at Kenwood High School ...