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In the AI era, New Jersey relies on humans and a 1911 invention to spot wildfires
New Jersey uses humans and a 1911 steel tower for wildfire detection. Brian Gerber Jr., a fire observer, spends eight hours daily scanning for smoke from a 100-foot-high tower in Wharton State Forest.
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