Artificial Intelligence in the Fire Service

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An interactive workshop discussing the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the fire service will be hosted, on-site, at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in Gaithersburg, MD.

The focus of the workshop is on

  1. Problems AI can solve in the fire service;
  2. Challenges with implementing AI in the fire service;
  3. Solutions to overcome those challenges.

Activities will include both large group presentations, as well as focused breakout sessions for in-depth discussions and input from workshop attendees.

Workshop Objective: Identify pathways to advance the application of artificial intelligence technologies to make every phase of fire service operations safer and more effective.

Agenda

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January 26, 2027 - 8:30am ET

January 27, 2027 - 5:00pm ET

NIST AI Fire Service Workshop (Preliminary Outline)

Workshop Dates: January 26-27, 2027

Workshop Objective:Identify pathways to advance the application of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies to make every phase of...

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