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Kaito Ogasawara pointing at forecast circles over a satellite image of a typhoon near Okinawa. Text: It beat the official US forecast. Typhoon forecasts: AI is starting to win. That circle isn't the storm's sizeLATEST FEATURENEWFeatureLIFE11 MINAI is starting to beat human typhoon forecasters. That circle isn't the storm's sizeAI has started to beat official US forecasts of tropical storm tracks. We look at where 1,000-scenario AI forecasting shines and struggles, what Japan's weather agency is doing, and how to read the forecast circle, guided by Typhoon No. 26 and 75 years of data.
DATA WORLD editor-in-chief Kaito Ogasawara in front of a glowing data sphere with flying documents. Text: Power and text are running out. What AI will fight over next. The answer is sleeping inside your companyNEWColumnBUSINESS10 MINAI is running short of power and text. Its next meal: your company's records

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