Unleashing the Power of AI: University of Illinois and IBM Join Forces To Anticipate Flash Floods
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By Riya Anne Polcastro
NORTHAMPTON, MA / ACCESSWIRE / January 25, 2024 / IBM
Originally published by TriplePundit
The tech company IBM is among those bringing AI into the sphere of mitigating the impact of weather-related disasters, and together with NASA, it's hard at work on revolutionary foundational models. These models learn from a broad dataset to make using them for many different tasks quicker and easier, as opposed to task-specific models that are trained with data designed to teach them to do one job. This way, a dataset doesn't need to be painstakingly created for each new task, because the AI can apply the information it's learned from other situations to teach itself.
Among the projects its working on, IBM partnered with the University of Illinois to develop a foundational model capable of anticipating heavy rainfall and flash floods in the Appalachian Mountains.
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