a humanoid robot is dressed Paul Revere excitedly riding a horse towards the camera. Behind it is a hurricane closing in quickly. –ar 5:3 –v 6.0 –style raw

z”We’re celebrating #WorldMeteorologicalDay with the exciting news that #HuaweiCloud and Shenzhen Municipality have pioneered an #AI weather forecasting model named Zhiji! #Huawei #BetterTogether #StayConnectedStayTogether https://twitter.com/Huawei/status/1771341122004259206

China’s Huawei is challenging traditional weather forecasting again, this time with groundbreaking AI model Zhiji | South China Morning Post – https://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3257969/chinas-huawei-challenging-traditional-weather-forecasting-again-time-groundbreaking-ai-model-zhiji

Microsoft could update Copilot to detect upcoming natural disasters. Here’s how – https://windowsreport.com/microsoft-is-working-on-sound-recognition-ai-technologies-capable-of-detecting-natural-disasters/
Cheat Death with Sequel – https://www.withsequel.com/

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AI News #28: Week Ending 04/12/2024 with Executive Summary and Top 48 Links

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