Is this Chinese AI model a seismic change in earthquake prediction?


Using massive amounts of data, researchers have come up with technology that they say can detect tremors quicker and more accurately. — SCMP

China has developed its first large artificial intelligence model to mine troves of data to help predict earthquakes.

The model, called “DiTing”, is based on one of the biggest data sets of its kind in the world and can be used to spot earthquake signals, monitor seismic activity and support rapid responses to earthquakes, according to its developers.

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