Voice-phishing defense GABM submitted to the Journal of Police Policy
A generative agent-based study of voice-phishing defense strategies for older adults enters peer review.
Public Safety AI Lab develops scientific methods for evaluating, verifying, governing, and deploying AI in settings where reliability is not optional.
Public safety is the hardest test of AI. A mistake is not a bad recommendation — it is a wrongful outcome. PSAIL builds the evaluation, governance, and assurance science that high-stakes deployment demands.
Research programs
Active research tracks
Synthetic personas
Papers in peer review
We organize the lab around research programs — not papers. Every publication, patent, and project connects back to one of these four.
Every research asset is a node in one connected graph. Trace a policy outcome back through the project, the patent, the paper, and the program that produced it — the full provenance of an idea.
From benchmarks to deployed systems — our projects turn evaluation science into tools institutions can actually use.
Releases, publications, talks, and milestones from the lab.
A generative agent-based study of voice-phishing defense strategies for older adults enters peer review.
Work on dynamic DNN partitioning for public-safety edge networks was presented at KCC 2026.
An advisory board convened for the master's research on AI organizational augmentation in policing.
The camera-ready for the EV-Hub split-computing paper was submitted; publication forthcoming.
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