Google DeepMind and Google Research announced WeatherNext 3, their most advanced global weather AI model, which learns directly from real-time weather observations to deliver timely, localized forecasts. Independent live evaluations by Brightband rank it the most accurate global weather model to date. It now powers weather forecasts in Google Search, Maps, and Gemini, with real-time data available via BigQuery, Earth Engine, and Google Cloud Storage.
A paper in Nature reports Google's WeatherNext AI model outperforms existing systems at cyclone forecasting. It delivers a three-day forecast as accurate as prior two-day predictions, effectively adding a day of warning for hurricanes and typhoons. The result matters for disaster preparedness and operational forecasting.
A paper in Nature reports Google's WeatherNext AI model outperforms existing systems at cyclone forecasting. It delivers a three-day forecast as accurate as prior two-day predictions, effectively adding a day of warning for hurricanes and typhoons. The result matters for disaster preparedness and operational forecasting.
A paper introduces WeatherNext 3, an AI weather model that trains and initializes directly on raw observations rather than analysis data. It claims a new state-of-the-art in probabilistic medium-range forecast skill while raising spatial and temporal resolution closer to physics-based models.
A paper introduces WeatherNext 3, an AI weather model that trains and initializes directly on raw observations rather than analysis data. It claims a new state-of-the-art in probabilistic medium-range forecast skill while raising spatial and temporal resolution closer to physics-based models.
Microsoft researchers published a machine learning tool in Nature that extends reliable weather forecasting to two-to-six weeks ahead, a range where physics-based and existing AI models typically lose accuracy. The company describes it as a cost-effective approach and has released the tool as open-source software. Practitioners in agriculture and emergency response are cited as beneficiaries of longer-horizon forecasts.
Microsoft researchers published a machine learning tool in Nature that extends reliable weather forecasting to two-to-six weeks ahead, a range where physics-based and existing AI models typically lose accuracy. The company describes it as a cost-effective approach and has released the tool as open-source software. Practitioners in agriculture and emergency response are cited as beneficiaries of longer-horizon forecasts.
Google DeepMind announced it is open-sourcing WeatherNext, its AI weather forecasting model, by releasing the code and model weights on GitHub. The model forecasts cyclones up to 15 days in advance and predicts track, intensity, size, structure, and formation, outperforming or matching many traditional systems on key benchmarks. The release aims to support researchers, meteorological agencies, and the broader scientific community.
Google DeepMind announced it is open-sourcing WeatherNext, its AI weather forecasting model, by releasing the code and model weights on GitHub. The model forecasts cyclones up to 15 days in advance and predicts track, intensity, size, structure, and formation, outperforming or matching many traditional systems on key benchmarks. The release aims to support researchers, meteorological agencies, and the broader scientific community.
Google Research and Google DeepMind advanced AMIE, their research medical AI system, to perform real-time clinical video consultations at expert level, a first-of-its-kind demonstration. Built on Gemini and Project Astra with a multi-agent architecture, AMIE interprets audio-visual cues like coughs and gait, potentially enabling more natural and accessible patient-physician interactions.
Google Research and Google DeepMind advanced AMIE, their research medical AI system, to perform real-time clinical video consultations at expert level, a first-of-its-kind demonstration. Built on Gemini and Project Astra with a multi-agent architecture, AMIE interprets audio-visual cues like coughs and gait, potentially enabling more natural and accessible patient-physician interactions.