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Google: AI tool helped prevent heat-trapping contrails

Google: AI tool helped prevent heat-trapping contrails

Google said on Thursday that its artificial intelligence (AI) forecasts helped prevent contrails, the white lines that often follow planes in the sky. The tech giant said in a blog post that it had decided to collaborate with American Airlines in 2023 “to show that pilots using AI-based forecasts could reduce contrails on a small...

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