Using Earth’s ‘digital twin’ to fight climate change: Nvidia CEO

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Nvidia CEO and co-founder Jensen Huang discusses creating an AI-run ‘digital twin’ of the Earth to simulate strategies in the fight against climate change.
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[roldanduarteholguin]

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[keithwhite]

What makes you think nvidia are going to do better at predicting the weather as the met office has had problems for years and you still ignore the problem of the Haarp creation that's called The High-frequency Active Auroral Research Program that pumps millions of Watts into the atmosphere to help change jet streams that's just the start of there research or is this idea to work with haarp that covers up haarps movements?
as we know haarp has many haarp stations around the world as the biggest one is in Norway .

[ariamoy]

yeah right We can't even solve the cure for cancer

[TomM]

I think this CEO needs to point himself in the direction of improving products instead of playing around with global warming that doesn't exist in the first place.