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New Orleans Becomes First Major U.S. City To Let AI Answer 911
New Orleans Becomes First Major U.S. City To Let AI Answer 911
New Orleans is testing just how much Americans are willing to trust artificial intelligence when the stakes are considerably higher than writing an email or ordering dinner, according to the New York Post.
The city has begun allowing an AI system to field certain 911 calls, apparently making it the first major U.S. municipality to put a bot directly between emergency callers and human operators.
The idea is largely about volume. New Orleans' emergency communications center receives more than 1,000...
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