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July 8, 20257 min readFeatured

MML - Flood

Flooding is one of the most damaging natural disasters we face—and with climate change, the risks are only growing. In our latest research, we’ve developed a machine learning model that combines different types of data—like geographic information and past disaster records—to predict where floods are likely to happen over the next 1 to 5 years. By using both text and numbers together, our model performs significantly better than traditional methods, reaching up to 77% accuracy. It’s a step forward in using AI to plan ahead and reduce the impact of natural disasters.

by Nicole Zhang & Zein Mukhanov

Flood PredictionMachine LearningClimate Change
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July 8, 20255 min readFeatured

MML - Drought

Droughts are silent killers—slow-moving but devastating. Now, AI may help predict them years in advance by combining climate stats with geographic clues from sources like Wikipedia, outperforming traditional models by 23%. This breakthrough could buy crucial time to protect crops, economies, and lives before the water runs dry.

by Nicole Zhang & Zein Mukhanov

Drought PredictionMachine LearningClimate Change
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July 8, 20255 min readFeatured

MML - Hurricane

As hurricanes grow stronger and more unpredictable, the race to predict them years in advance has never been more urgent. Traditional weather models excel at short-term forecasts but struggle with long-range predictions—until now. Our latest research combines AI, historical storm data, and even Wikipedia’s geographic insights to forecast hurricane risks up to five years ahead, with a 20-25% improvement over conventional methods. The goal? To give coastal cities, insurers, and disaster responders a crucial head start against the storms of tomorrow.

by Nicole Zhang & Zein Mukhanov

Hurricane PredictionMachine LearningClimate Change
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