In early June, shortly after the beginning of the Atlantic hurricane season, Google unveiled a new model designed specifically to forecast the tracks and intensity of tropical cyclones. Part of the Google DeepMind suite of AI-based weather research models, the "Weather Lab" model for cyclones was a bit of an unknown for meteorologists at its launch. In a blog post at the time, Google said its new model, trained on a vast dataset that reconstructed past weather and a specialized database containing key information about hurricanes tracks, intensity, and size, had performed well during pre-launch testing.
Harmonic plans to share its results as originally scheduled on July 28. OpenAI research scientist Noam Brown stated they complied with the IMO request to wait until after the closing ceremony ends.
"Google Cloud is investing heavily in AI, developing its own inferencing chips and models, while promoting a hybrid multi-cloud approach as organizations integrate on-premises solutions with multiple providers."