Alimul Hoque
DirectorAccelEyeAlim is a seasoned AI platform architect with 15+ years at Intel designing Itanium, Xeon, and the company’s first ML platform, and later serving as Lead Architect for Ryzen‑AI at AMD. After a close friend’s family was devastated by the Oakland school shooting, he turned his focus to AI for prevention. In 2024, in collaboration with Accelx Inc., he launched AccelEye, a unified AI‑assisted gun‑violence and self‑harm prevention solution now deployed in schools, churches, and workplaces. A native Californian, he loves traveling.
Alim has presented at numerous conferences and summits around the world, including the World AI Cannes Festival (WAICF) 2022 and 2023 in Cannes, France, the 2023 AI Hardware Summit in Santa Clara, CA, the 2024 Edge AI Summit, and, most relevant here, the 2024 School Safety Conference at Jessup University in California.
From Filters to Comprehensive Safety: How Districts Use AI to Unite Device Monitoring, Mental Health Triage, and Threat Response Cost-Effectively
This interactive session explores how K-12 districts are leveraging unified AI technology to transform fragmented safety tools into comprehensive, cos
…This interactive session explores how K-12 districts are leveraging unified AI technology to transform fragmented safety tools into comprehensive, cost-effective threat prevention systems. Participants will examine the evolution from isolated content
…This interactive session explores how K-12 districts are leveraging unified AI technology to transform fragmented safety tools into comprehensive, cost-effective threat prevention systems. Participants will examine the evolution from isolated content filtering to integrated platforms that combine digital threat detection, physical weapon recognition, behavioral health triage, and threat assessment workflows—all while maintaining FERPA/CIPA compli
…This interactive session explores how K-12 districts are leveraging unified AI technology to transform fragmented safety tools into comprehensive, cost-effective threat prevention systems. Participants will examine the evolution from isolated content filtering to integrated platforms that combine digital threat detection, physical weapon recognition, behavioral health triage, and threat assessment workflows—all while maintaining FERPA/CIPA compliance and reducing administrative burden.
Through real-world district case studies and live walkthroughs, attendees will discover how AI-driven consolidation reduces vendor complexity, eliminates detection gaps between digital and physical threats, and enables multi-disciplinary teams to respond faster with actionable intelligence.
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