More importantly, AI is the technology that will help create actionable climate information from raw climate data in myriad ways, unlocking the potential of vast quantities of data to inform decision-making. Generative AI breakthroughs promise new ways of predicting Earth’s climate and enabling real-time interactivity with petabytes of climate data. The second miracle required will be to emulate the physics of climate at high enough fidelity using AI. The first miracle required will be to simulate the climate fast enough and with a high enough resolution– at kilometer-scale– to predict impacts at local granularity. He also described NVIDIA’s efforts in this direction through Earth-2, a highly collaborative effort with the climate science community to create Earth digital twins. In his talk, Huang outlined three miracles that will have to happen for attendees of the Berlin Summit to achieve their goal of creating Earth Virtualization Engines (EVE).

To advance this work, the Berlin Summit brings together scientists and technologists from around the globe to harness AI and high-performance computing to create climate information systems of the future.

“And so the work that you do is vitally important to policymakers, researchers, and the industry,” he added. “Richard Feynman once said that ‘what I can’t create, I don’t understand,’ and that’s the reason why climate modeling is so important,” Huang told 180 attendees at the Harnack House in Berlin, a storied gathering place for the region’s scientific and research community. AI and accelerated computing will enable breakthroughs in climate science, NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang said during a keynote Monday at the Berlin Summit for the Earth Virtualization Engines initiative.

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