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Lake County will use AI to review medical 911 calls. Humans will still make final personnel decisions

Newseze Wire·Mon, Oct 5, 10:08 PMWire: Cleveland.com
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Lake County will use AI to review medical 911 calls. Humans will still make final personnel decisions

Lake County approved a five-year, $190,816 AI upgrade for its 911 call-recording system as Ohio begins requiring reviews of certain emergency medical calls. County officials say supervisors and administrators will remain responsible for…

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