NEWARK, N.J., Sept. 3 -- New Jersey Institute of Technology issued the following news release:
Meteorologists could predict hurricanes and analyze tsunamis more accurately and faster than ever, if a New Jersey Institute of Technology engineering professor's creative software works out as planned.
The new technique would run artificial intelligence on a simulation of what's called a quantum reservoir computer - that's a network based on measurements of how atoms interact with each other - to manipulate weather data for pattern discovery. By gaining new pattern insights, better forecasts can be made, potentially saving lives and protecting property.
"Before AI, you could still try to simulate extreme events, and it wasn't the problem. The ...