Watch Duty Monitors Los Angeles Fires
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Watch Duty is a free app that tracks fires and other natural disasters.
It relies on a variety of data sources such as cameras and sensors throughout California .
Watch Duty’s success points to promise that technologies such as AI and sensors will give residents and first responders the real-time information they need.