Google is discontinuing its Weather app on Wear OS 6 and above. The company recommends users switch to default or third-party ...

After releasing with Wear OS 3, the Google Weather app is now going away with Wear OS 6, though there are some caveats.

Google is killing off its Weather app for Pixel smartwatches — and replacing it with a new Pixel Weather app. For the original Weather app, it will be a slow death, however.

A new change has seen the company drop its original Weather app for Wear OS watches, but it isn’t killing the service ...

“Googling” today’s forecast could soon be even more reliable. Just like your friendly TV meteorologist, current weather models could perhaps be a thing of the past. Google has unveiled an AI ...

But using AI is still extremely tempting because the alternative is a computational atmospheric circulation model, which is extremely compute-intensive. Still, it's highly successful, with the ...

Google has been working on AI weather models for the past few years, and GenCast is its latest forecasting system with “state-of-the-art accuracy.” GenCast is a diffusion model — like what powers ...

Accurately predicting the weather is hard — really hard, but a new AI-powered forecast model just hit a milestone that has experts saying your forecast could soon get more accurate, and further out, ...

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While you can't currently download an app using GenCast, Google is making the data gleaned from testing as well as real-time forecasts available publicly and is encouraging researchers, meteorologists ...

Google (NASDAQ:GOOG)(NASDAQ:GOOGL) revealed an artificial intelligence-powered weather forecast model called GenCast today that blows away traditional forecasting models in accuracy. The model ...

There’s nothing more frustrating than making plans based on the weather forecast, then experiencing the prediction’s error firsthand when, for instance, it starts ...