Japan's weather agency looks to improve forecasting with AI


TOKYO, May 17 (Bernama-Kyodo): The Japan Meteorological Agency is considering introducing artificial intelligence  (AI) into weather forecasting to improve accuracy by using deep learning, Kyodo news agency reported citing  a source close to the matter.

Preparations are underway, with a new team established in April to lead infrastructure and technological development to combine AI predictions based on historical weather data with the numerical forecasting models currently in use.

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