Our mission
Responsibly providing advanced Earth System AI to improve weather and climate-related decisions for the long-term benefit of humanity and the Earth
Introducing Brightband.
Responsibly providing advanced Earth System AI to improve weather and climate-related decisions for the long-term benefit of humanity and the Earth
We are building an end-to-end AI Earth System for probabilistic forecasting.
We will open source benchmark datasets, models, and metrics to establish a common task for global weather forecasting. We hope this will encourage the community to improve the state of the art.
We will provide tools to academia, government, and companies for AI weather and climate forecasting.
Lead AI and Meteorology Strategist - Advisor
Thought leader and leading researcher in applying AI techniques to real-world weather applications, particularly high-impact weather. Lloyd G. and Joyce Austin Presidential Professor in the School of Computer Science and School of Meteorology, University of Oklahoma, Director and PI of AI2ES Institute - NSF AI Institute for Research on Trustworthy AI in Weather, Climate, and Coastal Oceanography.
Head of Data and Weather, Co-Founder
Visionary leader in weather and machine learning. An MIT-trained meteorologist and climate scientist, he helped found the Pangeo community, served as the Chief Scientist of Tomorrow.io and a Staff Software Engineer at Waymo, and worked closely with the Google Research and DeepMind weather programs.
CEO, Co-Founder
Successful serial AI entrepreneur, previously GM of AI moonshots at Google X, Head of Google Computer Vision products, Co-Founder and CEO of Headroom (AI Video Conferencing - acquired by Upwork), Jetpac (AI for travel recommendations - acquired by Google), Houzz.
Chief Scientist, Co-Founder
Physical scientist and pioneer in AI weather forecasting whose groundbreaking 2022 paper kicked off the current wave of advancements in ML-based global weather forecasting. Previously Staff Data Scientist at KoBold Metals, Chief Scientist at Descartes Labs, and a Kavli Fellow cosmologist at Stanford University.
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