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User alerts without overwhelm ยท Informing is easy, getting attention a challenge https://ilo.im/169ihw
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BBC: AI app apologises over false crime alerts across US
A company behind an AI-powered app called CrimeRadar has apologised for the distress caused by false crime alerts issued to local US communities after a BBC Verify investigation.
CrimeRadar uses artificial intelligence to monitor openly available police radio communications, automatically generating a transcript and then producing crime alerts for users across the US.
BBC Verify has found multiple instances from Florida to Oregon of CrimeRadar sending misleading and inaccurate alerts about serious crime to local residents - as Thomas Copeland explains.
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Security operations teams today are strained under the weight of fragmented, multi-vendor tool ecosystems that impede response times, obscure visibility, and generate needless friction.
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LA Times: Toxic L.A. port fire burned for hours before emergency alerts were sent
"....However, it wasnโt until 8:58 p.m. Sunday โ more than 38 hours after the order expired โ that many residents received a series of alerts informing them the order had been lifted...."

Time lags and errors in the issuing of shelter-in-place alerts during a massive hazardous materials fire at the Port of L.A. have, once again, raised concerns about the effectiveness of regional emergency alert systems.