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DeepMind AI predicts incoming rainfall with high accuracy
DeepMind AI predicts incoming rainfall with high accuracy.
Having flexed its muscles in predicting kidney injury, toppling Go champions and solving 50-year-old science problems, artificial intelligence company DeepMind is now dipping its toes in weather forecasting. The company’s latest tool is designed to predict oncoming precipitation through what’s…
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