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Southern California city partners with teen-founded AI wildfire detection service

Newseze Wire·Tue, Jul 28, 7:52 PMWire: KTLA Los Angeles
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Southern California city partners with teen-founded AI wildfire detection service

The city of Irvine is partnering with a firm providing AI wildfire detection services that was founded by a teenager. SensoRy AI was founded by Ryan Honary while he was still in high school.

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