NASA partners with IBM to build AI for weather and climate
NASA partners with IBM to build AI for weather and climate
NASA partners with IBM to develop an AI foundation model for weather and climate. The model aims to offer significant advantages over existing technology. IBM explains the difference between foundational models and AI emulators, stating that emulators lack the ability to encode the physics of weather forecasting. NASA and IBM's foundation model aims to improve accessibility, inference times, and data diversity.
NASA partners with IBM to develop an AI foundation model for weather and climate. The model aims to offer significant advantages over existing technology. IBM explains the difference between foundational models and AI emulators, stating that emulators lack the ability to encode the physics of weather forecasting. NASA and IBM's foundation model aims to improve accessibility, inference times, and data diversity.
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NASA partners with IBM to develop an AI foundation model for weather and climate. The model aims to offer significant advantages over existing technology. IBM explains the difference between foundational models and AI emulators, stating that emulators lack the ability to encode the physics of weather forecasting. NASA and IBM's foundation model aims to improve accessibility, inference times, and data diversity. 
