Here is a low government support … Anxiously A variety of Google Deep Mind is working with the National Hurricane Center (NHC) for the tropical storm season. The AI Research Lab claims that it can predict hurricane paths and intensity, which is at least the same as traditional methods with the same accuracy.
NHC predictions have already started using Deep Mind’s AI model. Google says they are designed to replace human NHC forecasts. (Although President Trump’s deductions in national seasonal services have already reduced his head count.) The company is also cautious in describing its models as “experimental” repeatedly.
Google claims that its models offer less trade than physics -based predictions. The ways that are correct to predict the route of the hurricane are worse to predict the severity. (And on the contrary.) The company says its experimental system offers “the latest” accuracy for both.
Deep Mind backs it with real -life storms data over the past two years. On average, its five -day hurricane track forecast is close to 87 miles in the original route of the storm, a widely used traditional model. Google was compared to a 3.5 -day forecast model. In other words, it is equivalent to receiving an additional warning of 1.5 days with the same level of confidence. The company says it usually takes more time to achieve such improvement.
Along with the NHC Kolib, Google is launching a new website that you can try. Now in a public preview, Weather Lab lets you see the predictions of the AI storm. It lets you see both direct and historical predictions. Even you can compare them to the physics -based model to find out how the AI version measures.
It is important that the Weather Lab does not behave as an official prediction. But if you live in Hurricane Eli, the website can be useful. Now you can check it.
