Please note, this webinar is restricted to members of the Canadian law enforcement, regulatory, public safety and government security communities. A valid public sector email and agency name must be provided in the form below to be admitted to the webinar.
Join us on Thursday, May 28th at noon EST for a live webinar featuring Sean Bair, CEO and co-founder of SWORN.ai, where we explore how artificial intelligence and automation are transforming modern policing and open-source intelligence (OSINT) practices.
In this 1-hour session, public safety professionals will discover how AI-driven workflows can streamline time-consuming operational tasks such as report intake, records management, officer wellness check-ins, and community communications. Using real-world examples, Sean will demonstrate how automation tools like n8n are already being deployed within agencies to improve efficiency and effectiveness.
The session will also provide a clear and practical introduction to large language models: what they are, their strengths and limitations, and how they integrate with existing systems such as RMS and CAD platforms. Participants will gain valuable insight into how AI and automation can be leveraged to support OSINT research and analysis.
Designed for both sworn and civilian professionals, this webinar offers a jargon-free perspective on what is possible today, what to be cautious about, and how to begin implementing AI solutions responsibly. The session will conclude with an open discussion, inviting participants to share challenges, experiences, and opportunities for innovation within their organizations.
About the Speaker – Sean Bair
Sean Bair is the CEO and co-founder of SWORN.ai, an AI-powered platform supporting officer resilience and retention for public safety agencies. He is also a Professor of Strategy and Economics at BYU’s Marriott School of Business and author of AI in Policing and Business is Personal.
With over 30 years of experience in public safety analytics and AI, Sean previously founded BAIR Analytics (acquired by LexisNexis) and Nouri.ai. He works with agencies across North America to implement practical, ethically grounded AI solutions in policing operations.