Amy Scott

Tim, welcome to the program.

So before we get to AI, talk about how weather forecasting traditionally has worked.

So before we get to AI, talk about how weather forecasting traditionally has worked.

So enter AI, how is that changing?

So enter AI, how is that changing?

Yeah, it was kind of wild to me to read that they don't really understand what's happening.

Yeah, it was kind of wild to me to read that they don't really understand what's happening.

Is that worrying?

Is that worrying?

Or as long as it works, is it okay if the people don't really understand how the AI is doing this?

Or as long as it works, is it okay if the people don't really understand how the AI is doing this?

So this is obviously potentially life-saving, money-saving technology.

So this is obviously potentially life-saving, money-saving technology.

What do you think about private companies being the ones to really innovate here?

What do you think about private companies being the ones to really innovate here?

So where are we now in terms of the rollout of this technology?

So where are we now in terms of the rollout of this technology?

Is my weather forecast on my phone incorporating AI yet?

Is my weather forecast on my phone incorporating AI yet?

How much better do you think this can get in the near term?