Published 1 year ago

Colorado wildfires may be fought using artificial intelligence

Summary by Ground News

Colorado lawmakers are considering a $2 million pilot program to mount cameras on mountaintops in high-risk locations. An artificial intelligence program would analyze the images and sounds from cameras with 10-mile radiuses. It is part of an ongoing effort by firefighters to become smarter in how they prepare.

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