Microsoft says its Aurora AI can accurately predict air quality, typhoons, and more

One of the last AI models of Microsoft, claimed to allegedly allegedly claimed that the company allegedly, could accurately predict air quality, hurricanes, typons and other weather.

One Paper published in Nature magazine and accompanying Blog Post This week, Microsoft Detailed Aurora, which can predict the atmospheric events with more accuracy and speed than traditional meteorological approaches of the Tech giant. Aurora, who is training from satellites, radar and air stations, simulations and forecasts, can be well adjusted with additional information to predict for special weather events.

AI air models are nothing new. Google Deepmind left a handful In the past few years, including Having airLaboratory claims beat some of the best predictant systems in the world. Microsoft places Aurora as one of the best performers in the field and places a potential BOON for laboratories learning air science.

Microsoft says in experiments, Doksuri in Aurora, Aurora, Doksuri, beating some expert forecasts in the Philippines, beating some expert predictions. The model also liked the national hurricane center in the forecast of the five-day tropical cyclone fabrics for the 2022-2023 season and successfully predicted Iraqi Sandstorm in 2022.

Aurora says that if a significant calculation infrastructure is required to exercise, Microsoft says the model is very effective. Pulls forecasts in a few seconds compared to hours pick up using the SuperComputer device.

Microsoft, which brings out the source code and model weights to the public, combine the model, including AII modeling, clock forecasts, including clock forecasts, including the special version of the model.