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Google built a flash-flood prediction tool using Gemini and old news reports

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Google introduced Groundsource, a flash flood prediction tool using Gemini to analyze millions of old news reports, marking the first use of a language model for such forecasts. This innovation provides emergency responders in 150 countries with critical data for quicker responses, especially in areas lacking advanced weather-tracking infrastructure. Content creators can highlight this as an example of AI's expanding role in disaster prediction and response.

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