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AI Is Fast-Tracking Climate Research

By Laura Millan, Yinka Ibukun, Bloomberg News Artificial intelligence is giving some climate research projects a much-needed boost at a time of worsening extreme weather and funding cuts that threaten science in the U.S. and elsewhere. While generative AI faces criticism due to the large amounts of power required to train and run sophisticated models, it also holds the promise of advancing science. “It’s a gigantic step forward,” says Ángel Borj…

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AI is fast-tracking climate research

Artificial intelligence is giving some climate research projects a much-needed boost at a time of worsening extreme weather and funding cuts that threaten science in the U.S. and elsewhere.

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Tom Di Liberto to discuss budget cuts, future of climate research

Tom Di Liberto Kaitlyn FinchlerContributing writer Just 13 days before his probationary period at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration would end, Tom Di Liberto was forced out of his federal position as a public affairs specialist and climate scientist. About 600 other people found themselves in similar positions to Di Liberto, thanks to purges […] The post Tom Di Liberto to discuss budget cuts, future of climate research appeared…

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