The article discusses the use of artificial intelligence (AI) technology by schools to detect potential weapons and prevent violence. It highlights the growing demand for such systems, with companies like ZeroEyes and Actuate pushing ahead with AI-based gun detection software. The technology uses computer vision algorithms to analyze security camera footage and identify potential threats like firearms. While some schools have adopted these systems, there are concerns about privacy, bias, and the technology’s effectiveness. The article explores the debate surrounding the use of AI for security purposes in educational settings, weighing the potential benefits against the risks and ethical considerations. It also touches on the broader implications of AI-powered surveillance and the need for responsible development and deployment of such technologies.