AI helps avalanche predictions in the Swiss Alps, study finds


Algorithms have been used in avalanche prediction for a long time, but what is new is that they now analyse and evaluate the results of many models and provide their own assessment. — Unsplash

GENEVA: The risk of avalanches can be predicted by artificial intelligence (AI) just as well as by humans, according to the findings of a three-year research project in Switzerland.

The Swiss Institute for Snow and Avalanche Research (SLF) released their report in Davos on Tuesday. The researchers say that machine-trained algorithms and humans have different strengths and weaknesses and can therefore complement each other well.

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