US EditionGoogle's New Earth AI Doesn't Just Forecast Storms. It Can Predict Who's in the Path
Google Earth’s Gemini AI chatbot uses satellite and population data to predict disasters and identify vulnerable communities, aiding climate change monitoring and response.
- On Thursday, Google said it is expanding Google Earth by pairing its Gemini AI model with weather, population, and satellite data, limiting new chatbot features to professional subscription plans introduced this month.
- AlphaEarth Foundations was built to turn satellite data into layers that help Google Earth AI better map disasters and identify communities and ecosystems at risk.
- Geospatial reasoning now lets Gemini connect weather forecasts, population maps and imagery so users can ask natural-language queries like 'find algae blooms' or 'show where rivers have recently dried up'.
- In the coming weeks, Google will open access to US users with professional or Professional Advanced plans, while Trusted Testers and organizations like the World Health Organization's Africa office are already testing forecasts and damage prediction.
- These upgrades build on tools that already include flood forecasting covering more than 2 billion people, while Google says embedding Gemini helps responders anticipate needs proactively despite AI energy demands.
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Google Earth gets smarter: Gemini AI now answers questions about floods, droughts, and more—here's how
Google is expanding its Earth AI platform, using geospatial AI and Gemini models to help communities respond to disasters. Google Earth and Cloud tools provide real-time insights on floods, wildfires, and environmental risks, supporting organisations worldwide in crisis management.
Google Earth’s expanded AI features make it easier to ask it questions
Google is expanding its AI features within Google Earth. It’s now easier to chat with Google Earth AI models, introduced in July, to identify infrastructure vulnerable to an oncoming storm, for example, or spot communities at risk of dust storms during a drought. Google Earth now uses Gemini to connect various Earth AI models — such as weather forecasts, satellite imagery, and population maps — when providing an answer to a user’s chat query. T…
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