Artificial intelligence could better predict climate change impacts, some experts believe

All signs point toward a future affected by climate change. From higher temperatures to droughts and more extreme weather, experts are searching for ways to sustain our growing population, as well as our planet. Some analysts say machine learning and artificial intelligence offer promising strategies to respond to the effects of climate change. AI can work faster than a human being, can forecast further into the future, has a low error rate and has 24/7 availability. This allows it to better predict extreme weather, flooding, natural disasters and other destruction linked to climate change.