Over 112,000 Americans overdosed in 2023. Over 70,000 overdosed on fentanyl, a particularly dangerous synthetic opioid. While it’s easy to focus on numbers, we can’t forget that these aren’t ...

Jordan Coburn is one of three Kansas City area young people who died from fentanyl overdose, but have been recreated with AI to be spokespeople for Kansas City’s latest anti-drug campaign. In Kansas ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - People who died from fentanyl overdoses are being given a second chance at sharing their stories with the help of artificial intelligence. The campaign called Unfinished ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - “One Pill Can Kill” and “Fentanyl is Forever”, are just some of the campaigns targeting the fentanyl epidemic plaguing the U.S. Over the last five years, Kansas City saw more ...

COOPERATING WITH POLICE NOW. A CAMPAIGN TO KEEP YOU SAFE, USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO SPREAD AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE. THEIR HEARTBREAKING STORIES TOLD BY THE PEOPLE THEMSELVES USING AI TECHNOLOGY.

The Customs and Border Protection (CBP) wants to add the use of artificial intelligence and more X-rays to the United States' borders to scan for fentanyl and other drugs being smuggled into the ...

(TNS) — In Kansas City’s 18th and Vine Gem Theatre on Thursday, three people under the age of 25 appeared on the screen: Jaden Anderson , Victor Avalos Marmolejo and Jordan Coburn . “Hi, I’m Jaden.

BarkleyOKRP released a campaign this week that uses AI technology and deepfake techniques to recreate the images and likenesses of three young people who died from accidental overdoses of Fentanyl in ...

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In Kansas City’s 18th and Vine Gem Theatre on Thursday, three people under the age of 25 appeared on the screen: Jaden Anderson, Victor Avalos Marmolejo and Jordan Coburn. “Hi, I’m Jaden. I’m Victor.

KANSAS CITY, Missouri (KMBC) — A new ad campaign is using artificial intelligence, or AI, to bring to life the tragic stories of three young people who died of accidental fentanyl overdoses. Kansas ...