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Tim Heller
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Oct 6, 2026
AI & Weather: Where Do We Draw the Line?
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10:40Tim HellerGUEST
Several times a day, the National Weather Service issues an area forecast discussion, and it's basically a very technical discussion of how the weather is and is changing over the next seven to ten days.
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10:54Tim HellerGUEST
They are very long, sometimes a thousand, two thousand, or three thousand words.
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10:59Tim HellerGUEST
Nobody has time to read all that if you're a broadcast meteorologist, and you've got to be on the air in twenty minutes, and you got a webcast, and you got a tease that you gotta do.
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11:09Tim HellerGUEST
And every broadcast meteorologist at some point tries to read that 'cause it's another set of eyes looking at the data.
10 MINS LATER
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21:16Emily GraceyHOST
So, uh, you know, that's, that's like the concern I think of a lot of meteorologists like, you know, "I don't want my likeness being stolen."