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AI-based suicide prevention system deployed in Japanese stations and facilities
MULTIPLE REPORTS·Published ·Main source · Kyodo News
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Asilla Inc.
Japan
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Asilla Inc. has deployed an AI system in approximately 40 locations across Japan to detect suicidal behavior.
The system analyzes security camera footage to identify suspicious movements like lingering near edges.
The technology has already been credited with saving at least two lives.
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