Artificial Intelligence for Victims of Domestic Violence
summary
A live project called jael.ai claims a cloud‑based SMS and messaging chatbot that uses natural language processing, an intent engine, machine learning, curated hotline scripts and a Python scraper to build a national resource database and route people to shelters. Training with survivors is under way, a prototype briefly drew users and was shut down for readiness and legal work. The talk cites a striking statistic—65% of victims face homicide when they try to leave—and asks for funding, lawyers and partnerships.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 9:53What is jael.ai
- 11:14Why are we doing this?
- 22:14Predictive Situational Awareness and Scenario Curation
- 24:29Challenges + Needs
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