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Unusual Activity on Campus: Beyond the Preset List
Veteran campus security officers develop an instinct that no training manual fully captures: the sense that something is off. The person moving ...
September 1, 2026
Investigating a School Incident From Camera Footage
A school incident investigation has more audiences than any other kind this platform family serves, and each one changes what the record must be. The ...
September 1, 2026
From Detection to Lockdown: Automation and the Human in the Loop
Every school emergency plan contains a sentence like "upon confirmation of a threat, initiate lockdown procedures," and buried in that sentence is ...
September 1, 2026
Asking Questions of Plant Footage in Plain Language
There is a ritual every operations and security team knows, and nobody has ever defended it: scrubbing. An incident happened sometime Tuesday, ...
September 1, 2026
Routing Safety Events Into the EHS System of Record
Ask a corporate Environmental, Health and Safety (EHS) director what they actually run their program on and the answer is a system of record: the ...
September 1, 2026
From Detection to Escalation: How the Agent Decides to Look Closer
The hardest problem in monitoring was never detection. It is deciding what deserves a human, and every failed deployment in this industry failed ...
September 1, 2026
Correlating a Line Stop With What the Cameras Saw
Some of the most valuable facts in a plant are not events at all. They are relationships between events: the stop that follows the same visual ...
September 1, 2026
Connecting Video AI to MES, SCADA and Your Maintenance System
Every monitoring technology eventually faces the question that decides whether it becomes infrastructure or remains an island: how does it talk to ...
September 1, 2026
Anomaly Detection Without a Preset List
Ask a veteran shift supervisor how they knew something was wrong, on the night they caught the problem everyone still talks about, and the answer is ...
September 1, 2026
Agentic AI for Manufacturing Investigations
Strip the vocabulary away and an investigation is a procedure: something happened, so gather what is known about it, from the systems that know, in a ...
September 1, 2026
From Filing to Docket: Automating the Intake a Clerk Does by Hand
Between a filing arriving and appearing on the docket sits a person doing four things. Reading the document to work out what it is. Deciding which ...
August 18, 2026
AI Tools for Judges: What Belongs on the Bench and What Does Not
Judges are already using AI. A Northwestern University study of 502 sampled federal judges found more than 60 percent of the 112 who responded had ...
August 18, 2026
AI Drafting Support and the Review Gate
AI drafting rulings in courts has moved from hypothetical to deployed faster than the governance around it. Products that distil motions and produce ...
August 18, 2026
From Search to Analysis: Working a Case File Without Reading Every Page
AI case analysis for judges is easiest to understand as a spectrum with a hard stop at one end. At the near end is search, which nobody objects to. ...
August 18, 2026
Measuring Court Performance: Backlog, Adjournments, and Time to Disposition
Court performance backlog measurement is usually treated as a reporting obligation attached to the end of a program. The judiciaries that have ...
August 18, 2026
Finding the Moment a Statement Was Made
A witness says something on day two. On day six, counsel says the witness said something different. The judge needs to know what was actually said, ...
August 18, 2026
AI Translation of Judgments, Documents, and the Spoken Record
A judgment is delivered to the parties. If a party cannot read it, the delivery was formal rather than actual, and in jurisdictions where a ...
August 18, 2026
Digitizing a Court's Paper Backlog
Court records digitization projects fail in a specific and repeatable way. A judiciary funds scanning, boxes are collected, images are produced, and ...
August 18, 2026