Recently NASA and IBM have jointly developed an Artificial Intelligence tool called watsonx.ai.

Recently NASA and IBM have jointly developed an Artificial Intelligence tool called watsonx.ai.

Daily Current Affairs / Recently NASA and IBM have jointly developed an Artificial Intelligence tool called watsonx.ai.

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Category : Science and Tech Published on: December 26 2023

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In December 2023, NASA and IBM jointly developed a new A.I.
The name of this tool is watsonx.ai.
It is an accurate predictor of weather tool.
It will help users monitor the Earth from space to measure environmental changes that have already occurred as well as make predictions about the future.
The user will only need to select a location and a date, and the model will provide information related to changes in flood waters, reforestation efforts, and other relevant factors.
This tool uses NASA's database.
NASA's storehouse of valuable data and I.B.M. Of A.I. Using the technique, models can help scientists estimate the past and future extent of wildfires, floods, and urban heat maps.

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