I installed an AI app on my phone that warns whenever it hears something that sounds like domestic abuse. Is this safer for women or detrimental?

I saw an ad for it and the concept seemed intriguing, and it was on sale for $2 so I thought, "Why not?" I don't know anyone who's been a victim of domestic abuse, but if I happened to be out and about and happened to be near a domestic dispute it might be useful. <br><br>It's been about a month and it hasn't gone off, but I started thinking about it. I posit the following: <br><br>If a guy is beating up his spouse and my app goes off and I call the police, I could be putting the spouse in greater danger, or the spouse may not want to press charges. <br><br>If a woman is beating up her spouse and my app goes off and I call the police, I could be putting the spouse in danger of being wrongly arrested or shot, or the spouse may not want to press charges. <br><br>If two men are fighting and beating the shit out of each other and my app goes off and I call the police, it might help prevent death or injury.<br><br>TL;DR: Is this AI app more likely to help in same gender fights than in domestic abuse situations?