Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing severe weather forecasting, offering meteorologists powerful new tools to predict storms. 00:0805:19 OKLAHOMA CITY — Artificial intelligence is everywhere from our smartphones to self-driving cars, even at the grocery store. Everything is getting smarter. So, why shouldn’t severe weather forecasts also get smarter? For years, meteorologists have relied on sophisticated radar systems and computer models to predict severe weather. Each system produces large amounts of valuable data, but humans can only process so much. "I like to think of machine learning as a translator. So, it takes information that you have and translates it into the information you want.", said Dr. Eric Loken, a Researcher at the Cooperative Institute for Severe and High-Impact Weather Research and Operations at the University of Oklahoma. Loken is working […]
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