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Magali Gauthier

Magali Gauthier

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Visual Journalist, The Almanac

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  • Local first responders install AI sensors for early wildfire detection

    By Magali Gauthier Verified| The Almanac Verified At the start of the year, local fire officials received a message notifying them of smoke in Woodside. But the alert didn’t come from a person who had seen a fire. Rather, a sensor powered by artificial intelligence sent it after detecting smoke from a road flare used by law enforcement during a traffic accident on Highway 280. The sensor, also called an N5 sensor, had done its job: to detect a potential wildfire before it became visible to a person or a camera.

    By Magali Gauthier Verified · The Almanac

    Feb. 26, 2025

  • Local first responders install AI sensors for early wildfire detection

    By Magali Gauthier Verified| Palo Alto Weekly Verified At the start of the year, local fire officials received a message notifying them of smoke in Woodside. But the alert didn’t come from a person who had seen a fire. Rather, a sensor powered by artificial intelligence sent it after detecting smoke from a road flare used by law enforcement during a traffic accident on Highway 280. The sensor, also called an N5 sensor, had done its job: to detect a potential wildfire before it became visible to a person or a camera.

    By Magali Gauthier Verified · Palo Alto Weekly

    Feb. 26, 2025

  • Local first responders install AI sensors for early wildfire detection

    By Magali Gauthier Verified| The Almanac Verified At the start of the year, local fire officials received a message notifying them of smoke in Woodside. But the alert didn’t come from a person who had seen a fire. Rather, a sensor powered by artificial intelligence sent it after detecting smoke from a road flare used by law enforcement during a traffic accident on Highway 280. The sensor, also called an N5 sensor, had done its job: to detect a potential wildfire before it became visible to a person or a camera.

    By Magali Gauthier Verified · The Almanac

    Feb. 26, 2025

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The Almanac

Palo Alto, United States

+1 650-223-6551