The recent earthquakes in Venezuela and Colombia have led many to wonder, once again, if artificial intelligence could help predict such natural disasters. Geologists and seismologists are clear that, today, seismic movements are still a great mystery and answer no. They differ between predicting and alerting because the first is to announce in advance that something is going to happen and the second to warn about an imminent risk. While predict…
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The recent earthquakes in Venezuela and Colombia have led many to wonder, once again, if artificial intelligence could help predict such natural disasters. Geologists and seismologists are clear that, today, seismic movements are still a great mystery and answer no. They differ between predicting and alerting because the first is to announce in advance that something is going to happen and the second to warn about an imminent risk. While predict…