OpenWeatherMap

I hope we have a world where we have finite control on saying these are those roles of functions that cannot be replaced by AI and we will in fact enable it more to be more human-centric and have AI do some of the more rigorous, cumbersome day-to-day jobs to drive efficiency and effectiveness.

So one thing which I picked up on in a recent conversation with is that head meteorologist, I may have got the wrong, but very, very smart guy at Openweather.

So he had been a meteorologist for many, many years.

And then I saw a film, Pressure, on the plane to Austin, which is about the D-Day landings and meteorological forecasts and the difference between what was historical data, therefore what the expectation is, and observational nuances of consistently changing data, which reminded me of... almost the black and white view of recursive self-improvement and alternative ways of looking at consideration of the past but truth-based observational AI based on actual data rather than synthetic learning to the point where you're again extending the distance between reality and purely subjectivity with plausible probability.

You've got people with very particular views and it becomes like a shouting match.

And we had someone from Open Weather in yesterday.

He was actually one of the meteorologists.

He was on the desk.