US National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA and tech giant IBM, Hugging Face with climate change research makes it easier.
made to explain access to the latest data, environmental conditions change almost daily in climate science continues to be a major challenge. Despite the ever-increasing amount of data (NASA estimates that by 2024, scientists will have 250,000 terabytes of new data from new missions.) Scientists and researchers still face hurdles in analyzing these large datasets. Wanting to eliminate them to some extent, NASA and IBM made an important collaboration. NASA’s “World” Aiming to expand access to the data it collects on climate change and accelerate climate-related discoveries, the duo Geospatial data implemented an AI core model for Hugging Face made available to all scientists. For this, one of the IBM researchers who published the video below Sriram Raghavan, about the process “The fundamental role open source technologies play in accelerating critical areas of discovery like climate change has never been clearer.” said. Raghavan also “By combining IBM’s Foundation Model efforts to build flexible AI systems with NASA’s satellite-derived Earth repository and making them available on Hugging Face, the leading open-source artificial intelligence platform, we will improve our planet faster and more effectively. We can leverage a new generation of collaboration power focused on implementing solutions.” made the statement.
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