AI Is Great, but the Human Element Remains Essential
Rapid Response’s Morgan Hertel explains why, although AI can accomplish great things, some scenarios still need a human touch.
Morgan Hertel is Vice President of Technology and Innovation for Rapid Response Monitoring.
Rapid Response’s Morgan Hertel explains why, although AI can accomplish great things, some scenarios still need a human touch.
From more informed alarm response to greater detection possibilities, make no mistake — security robotics is not a passing fad.
Video and audio verification are helping to reduce calls for service, but more is needed to combat the human error of false alarms.
Rapid Response Vice President Morgan Hertel shares why it’s a necessity to measure, automate and maximize everything monitoring centers do.
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Rapid Response’s Morgan Hertel explains why, although AI can accomplish great things, some scenarios still need a human touch.
From more informed alarm response to greater detection possibilities, make no mistake — security robotics is not a passing fad.
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