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Microsoft-backed AI out-forecasts hurricane experts without crunching the physics

LLM trained on decades of weather data claimed to be faster, and cheaper Scientists have developed a machine learning model that can outperform official agencies at predicting tropical cyclone tracks, and do it faster and cheaper than traditional physics-based systems.…

May 22, 2025 - 02:40
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Microsoft-backed AI out-forecasts hurricane experts without crunching the physics

LLM trained on decades of weather data claimed to be faster, and cheaper

Scientists have developed a machine learning model that can outperform official agencies at predicting tropical cyclone tracks, and do it faster and cheaper than traditional physics-based systems.…

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