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  • Veritone and ZeroEyes partner to enhance public safety with AI-powered security solutions.
  • Partnership offers real-time threat detection, situational awareness, and advanced post-event analysis.
  • AI and human verification reduce false positives, enhancing rapid, actionable intelligence delivery.

Veritone, Inc., known for its enterprise AI and data solutions, has entered a partnership with ZeroEyes, developers of a multi-analytics weapons detection and threat intelligence platform, to enhance public safety offerings. This collaboration integrates real-time threat monitoring with in-depth post-event analysis, providing a coordinated security solution for organisations managing live events and critical environments.

"Our partnership with ZeroEyes represents a critical step forward in how organisations can leverage artificial intelligence to protect their communities and assets," stated Veritone CEO Ryan Steelberg. He further added, "By pairing ZeroEyes’ real-time, proactive alerts with Veritone’s advanced post-event analysis, we’re equipping security and law enforcement professionals with the actionable intelligence to help manage every stage of an incident."

Evolution of security measures

Traditional security measures often focus on reactive strategies. However, the integration of Veritone and ZeroEyes offers a more comprehensive approach to threat management. ZeroEyes' software enhances existing digital security cameras with its threat detection capabilities. When it identifies a weapon such as a gun or knife, this triggers immediate communication with the ZeroEyes Operations Center (ZOC), a specialised, round-the-clock facility operated by U.S. military and law enforcement veterans.

Upon confirming a threat, these experts issue alerts containing critical information, including a visual description, weapon type, and last known location, to law enforcement and school administrators within seconds. Post-event, Veritone's AI platform accelerates the analysis of data, aiding in investigations and evidentiary processes.

Minimising false positives

A key aspect of this partnership is the emphasis on human-in-the-loop analytic deployment

A key aspect of this partnership is the emphasis on human-in-the-loop analytic deployment, which is critical when quick decision-making is required. Human verification helps to minimise false positives and maintain the effectiveness of alerts. By combining ZeroEyes’ verified threat detection with Veritone’s AI analysis, security teams gain valuable insights at all critical stages of an incident.

Mike Lahiff, CEO and cofounder of ZeroEyes, remarked, "When responding to an active assailant, time and situational awareness are critical, and both are often in short supply. Our goal is to give school administrators and their law enforcement partners more of both, providing actionable intelligence that supports a faster, more informed response. By partnering with Veritone, we can extend that value beyond the immediate threat and give customers additional tools to support post-event analysis and investigation."

Advanced video analytics

ZeroEyes’ patented technology, recognised by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security as effective in anti-terrorism, is the first video analytics solution to achieve full SAFETY Act Designation. Its capabilities now include knife detection, enhancing its ability to detect and mitigate potential violence proactively.

This partnership through a bi-directional referral agreement, will leverage Veritone's and ZeroEyes' networks to introduce a comprehensive approach to physical security and incident management to their clientele.

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