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Which California fire department will adopt AI fire detection by end of 2025?
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In December 2024, Orange County Fire Authority Uses AI for First Time to Detect Vegetation Fire in Irvine
Jan 4, 2025, 06:37 PM
The Orange County Fire Authority (OCFA) has made history by utilizing artificial intelligence (AI) to detect and respond to a vegetation fire in Irvine, California, marking the first time the agency has employed such technology for fire detection. The AI system successfully identified the fire, which was located in a remote canyon area, and promptly alerted firefighters to its location. This innovative approach is part of a broader trend where scientists are developing bespoke AI models to detect anomalies in forested areas, enhancing the efficiency of emergency responses. The integration of AI into existing firefighting measures is seen as a crucial factor in improving safety and operational effectiveness.
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