A Black high school student in Baltimore County was held at gunpoint by police after an artificial intelligence (AI) gun detection system mistakenly identified his bag of chips as a gun.

There are questions in Baltimore County after an AI security camera alerted police to what it said was a suspicious student with a gun.

Taki Allen was hanging out with friends outside his school, Kenwood High School, after football practice, WBAL News reported.

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