astutelyabsurd

Using a real life example, how would your technology improved the outcome of the event or the response time of the officer? E.g. The Tops supermarket and Uvalde Elementary School shootings. And if this technology becomes more mainstream, don't you believe that criminals will find out ways to circumvent your detection? If the camera is unable to view the gun (E.g. obscured by a bag or even painted), then it would be impossible for your AI to detect it.

So, a few people have won $40k and someone may win $10m in the next 7-10 years ... maybe.

I'm not the CEO, but you would train the AI based on images of people holding all types of guns in all types of orientations, scenes, and zoom levels (or quality). It's likely that they would take images from the news, movies, tv, and other sources to help generate these training images. The AI would then be tested against known and unknown images to see how accurate it is. If it's generating too many false positives or negatives, it would be trained again using a better training set, or by tweaking parameters.

Neural network saved on the blockchain? That's game changing! /s

So, OP is advertising a very poor financial decision to take the place of an extremely poor one. Maybe they'll implement loot crates next to go after the younger market.