Google's DeepMind GenCast AI weather prediction model reportedly outperformed traditional weather forecasting methods in a study.
Just like your friendly TV meteorologist, current weather models could perhaps be a thing of the past.
“Such ensemble forecasts are more useful than relying on a single forecast, as they provide decision-makers with a fuller picture of possible weather conditions in the coming days and weeks and how likely each scenario is,” reads the blog. Human ‘washing machine’ uses AI to hose down your filthy body — because people are now too lazy to shower
In addition, GenCast could better forecast extreme weather events — extreme heat and cold, and high wind speeds — which could help meteorologists keep better tabs on hurricanes and typhoons.
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