AI2ES Senior Leadership Team Members Publish in Physics Today


Drs. Amy McGovern (University of Oklahoma), Philippe Tissot (Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi), and Ann Bostrom (University of Washington) have co-authored the paper “Developing trustworthy AI for weather and climate”, published in Physics Today (Volume 77, Issue 1; January 2024). 

“By improving the prediction, understanding, and communication of powerful events in the atmosphere and ocean, artificial intelligence can revolutionize how communities respond to climate change.”

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Images of turtles in small pools after being rescued from a cold water snap.
Sea turtles were rescued off the coast of Texas by volunteers in February 2022 (left) and January 2018 (right) after the successful prediction of a cold-stunning weather event by an artificial-intelligence-based forecasting model. After measurements of the turtles were taken, they were transported to a rehabilitation facility. (Courtesy of AI2ES.)