Let’s use AI to stop fentanyl at the border and keep it from killing Americans
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Artificial intelligence can work with border security to stop the scourge of fentanyl before it can ever destroy another 70,000 American lives. It's an inexpensive, high-tech solution.
These drug seizures, while valuable on their own, don’t even count the second order effects. It would make smuggling fentanyl less profitable; cartels outlay enormous sums to manufacture fentanyl and get it across the border. Sultan Meghji is CEO of Frontier Foundry and former chief innovation officer of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
We must use this technology at the border and ports of entry (where nearly 85% of America’s fentanyl comes into the country,) when we have access to every vehicle coming in.
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