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30 October 2025Risk Management

AI meets the eye of the storm: Promise and limits of machine learning forecasts

Artificial intelligence may be the hottest topic in forecasting, but according to hurricane expert Dr Judith Curry (pictured), the technology is still far from ready to replace physics-based models when it comes to predicting the world’s most complex and destructive storms.

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