Joel Elson News Today

There’s an industrial revolution happening, but instead of steam power, mass production or computers, artificial intelligence-driven technology is in everybody’s business now, ready or not.

Researchers at the University of Nebraska Omaha are making progress on a new approach to help stop violence before it even starts. They’ve begun testing a chatbot prototype that will eventually be used to help people report critical information.

Researchers at the University of Nebraska Omaha are making progress on a new approach to help stop violence before it even starts. They’ve begun testing a chatbot prototype that will eventually be used to help people report critical information.

Researchers at the University of Nebraska Omaha are making progress on a new approach to help stop violence before it even starts. They’ve begun testing a chatbot prototype that will eventually be used to help people report critical information.

We take a close look at what's happening in Omaha that could have national and international implications.

The University of Nebraska-Omaha's National Counterterrorism Innovation, Technology, and Education Center