AI technology in NYC subways aims to improve safety by monitoring behavior patterns, led by MTA's Michael Kemper, while ensuring rider privacy is protected.

It hopes that AI-enabled cameras can be used for ‘predictive prevention.’ New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority says it’s exploring the use of AI systems for “predictive prevention” of ...

The researchers structured the model to meet compliance under the EU Artificial Intelligence Act (EU Directive 2024/1689), ...

Tauro Technologies on May 20 introduced its new Collision Avoidance platform, an AI-powered solution designed to enhance ...

In 2023, the MTA revealed it used AI to monitor fare evasion ... decision support in public safety. MTA officials have reportedly said that this new system of AI subway cameras will not use ...

MTA Chief Security Officer Michael Kemper said (via The Gothamist) that the agency is working with AI companies to develop the software that can analyze real-time subway platform feeds.

Kemper said he’s working with AI companies to deploy ... Kathy Hochul to address safety concerns among riders following a string of unprovoked attacks in the subway system, including several ...