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Journalist focusing on tech and longform. Formerly @restofworld, @WiredUK, @NewScientist, @Motherboard. Email: vturk.writes@gmail (no PR please!)
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Google DeepMindのAI、ハリケーンを従来より1日先まで高精度に予測

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By Victoria Turk Verified
| Wired Japan Verified
2025年10月、カリブ海でひとつの嵐が発生した。しかし、その進路について、複数の気象予測モデルは異なる予測を示していた。嵐が弱まったままハイチに達するのか、それとも発達してジャマイカに向かうのか、見通しは分かれていた。 Google DeepMindとGoogle Researchが開発したAI気象予測モデル「WeatherNext」が示した答えは、後者だった。そして、嵐が上陸する5日前に、WeatherNextは80%の確率で、カテゴリー5のハリケーンに発達してジャマイカを直撃すると予測していた。 ハリケーン「メリッサ」はジャマイカ全土で洪水や土砂崩れを引き起こし、甚大な被害をもたらした。しかし、AIモデルのおかげで、予報官は進路上の地域により早い段階で警報を発し、住民はより早く備えることができた。 予測を1日早める意味...
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DeepMind’s hurricane breakthrough has surprised weather scientists

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By Victoria Turk Verified
| Tech News Tube
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DeepMind’s hurricane model bought forecasters an extra day var abtest_2166592 = new ABTest(2166592, 'click');

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By Victoria Turk Verified
| Ars Technica Verified
Open source WeatherNext model can make accurate predictions with lower-resolution weather data. In October 2025, a storm brewed over the Caribbean Sea. Weather models differed on its trajectory. Would it remain weak and end up in Haiti, or would it intensify and head to Jamaica? Artificial intelligence model WeatherNext, developed by Google’s DeepMind and Google Research, went with the latter.
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