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once we started having these devastating
fires we needed more Intel the need for
intelligence is is just overwhelming in
today's fire
service over the past 20 years
California has installed a network of
more than a thousand remotely operated
pan tilt Zoom surveillance cameras on
mountaintops vegetation fire Highway 29
at Doon Road all those cameras generate
pedabytes of video calire partnered with
Scientists at UC San Diego to train a
neural network to spot the early signs
of trouble it's called alert
California so here's one that just
popped up here's an anomaly calire staff
chief of fire and intelligence Philip
sague showed me how it works while it
was in action detecting nent fires micro
fires that looks like just a little hint
of some type of smoke that was based on
this dispatchers can orchestrate a Fast
Response AI is given this the ability to
uh detect and to see where those fires
are starting transport 1447 responding
via MDC for all they know they have
nipped some mega fires in the bud the
success are the fires that you don't
hear about in the
news artificial intelligence can't put
out wildfires just yet human
firefighters still need to do that job