State emergency management officials, and Arizona State University, are investing in the future of disaster response.
A $1.9 million research grant given by the Arizona Board of Regents to ASU hopefully will develop Artificial Intelligence (AI) software that can help the state prepare for an emergency.
Gabe Lavine is the Arizona director of the Division of Emergency Management. He says during a crisis, data and information come in at a rapid speed.
A $1.9 million research grant given by the Arizona Board of Regents to ASU hopefully will develop Artificial Intelligence (AI) software that can help the state prepare for an emergency.
Gabe Lavine is the Arizona director of the Division of Emergency Management. He says during a crisis, data and information come in at a rapid speed.
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