Ohio brings on an artificial intelligence chatbot app to help fight crime and terrorismCOLUMBUS, Ohio (Statehouse News Bureau) — The adage when it comes to public safety has been “if you see something, say something.” Ohio is now employing a new tool where you can say something to an interactive artificial intelligence chatbot; an app that allows people to submit information about potential criminal activity. Ohio Department of Public Safety Director Andy Wilson said the multi-lingual app Safeguard Ohio can allow anyone to upload video, audio, and photos of suspicious activity. Then it lets artificial intelligence to take it from there. “People can submit suspicious activity reports using this bot, using this app, sending this information into homeland security and we will get it where it needs to go,” Wilson said. He attributed the increase to the app’s capability to process multiple languages and younger people being more likely to file information using an app and chatbot.