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  1. SIGNIFICANT · Fortune English(EN) · · [2 sources]

    San Francisco thinks AI can save the whales. Here’s how

    An AI-powered detection system called WhaleSpotter has been launched in San Francisco Bay to help prevent whale deaths from ship strikes. The system uses thermal cameras and AI to scan for whale blows and heat signatures, alerting nearby mariners to slow down or reroute. This initiative aims to address a significant increase in gray whale deaths, with at least 40% attributed to collisions with vessels. Scientists are linking the whales' diversion into the bay to climate change disrupting their Arctic feeding grounds. AI

    San Francisco thinks AI can save the whales. Here’s how

    IMPACT Enhances maritime safety and conservation efforts by providing real-time whale detection to prevent collisions.

  2. TOOL · Forbes — Innovation English(EN) ·

    Scientists Warn The Sun Could Be About To Produce A ‘Superflare’

    Scientists have developed a new probabilistic forecasting system for extreme solar flares, known as "S-class" superflares, which are capable of causing widespread technological disruptions. This system, utilizing machine learning and analysis of historical solar activity, identifies specific time windows and regions on the sun where these powerful eruptions are more likely to occur. The research suggests a heightened risk for such an event between mid-2025 and mid-2026, potentially providing one to two years of advance warning for space weather operators. AI

    Scientists Warn The Sun Could Be About To Produce A ‘Superflare’

    IMPACT New machine learning-based forecasting system offers potential for early warning of disruptive solar events.

  3. COMMENTARY · Forbes — Innovation English(EN) ·

    6 Teachable Moments From An Atlanta Rush Hour Downpour

    An intense rainstorm caused significant flooding in Atlanta, inundating major interstates and trapping drivers during rush hour. The event highlighted public misperceptions about rain probability versus intensity, as the official airport measurement recorded no rain while downtown areas received up to three inches. The flooding underscored the dangers of isolated, high-intensity storms, especially in urban environments with impervious surfaces and overwhelmed stormwater systems. AI

    6 Teachable Moments From An Atlanta Rush Hour Downpour