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The rainy season has been unusual this year in India. Thanks to a weather forecasting program based on artificial intelligence, millions of people were warned in time.

The University of Chicago, AIM for Scale and the Mohamed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence have launched a first-of-its-kind weather forecast training program to help governments deliver tailored forecasts to meet local agricultural needs—including those of millions of farmers.

University of Chicago and Google deliver the weather predictions via NeuralGCM, boosting farmer incomes

The University of Chicago Institute for Climate and Sustainable Growth’s new Human-Centered Weather Forecasts Initiative is helping low- and middle-income countries better adapt to climate change by providing AI-driven forecasts tailored to their needs.

The Wall Street Journal covers the Human-Centered Weather Forecasts initiative's Indian monsoon forecasting project.

The University of Chicago uses NeuralGCM, a Google Research model, to more accurately predict the monsoon season in India and support farmer decision-making.

The Indian Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare sent farmers AI-based forecasts that predicted when the monsoon would arrive up to 30 days in advance, allowing farmers to plan ahead. AI allowed forecasts to not only be accurate, but also...

AICE aims to leverage the power of AI and machine learning to accelerate and transform the theory and practice of weather and climate analysis and prediction.