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Google\'s WeatherNext changes hurricane forecasting with 80 percent call five days ahead

Google DeepMind and Google Research’s AI weather model WeatherNext predicted hurricane tracks and intensity more accurately than existing forecasting models, researchers said. The team said it typically provides about one extra day of usable lead time, with three-day forecasts matching the accuracy of other models’ two-day outlooks. A Nature paper detailed the results, including a 2025 Hurricane Melissa case in the Caribbean. Experts said AI supports, but does not replace, forecasters.

Mobility

Waymo CEO says cameras alone cannot achieve full self-driving, points to Tesla limits

Waymo co-CEO Dmitri Dolgov said camera-only systems are unlikely to reach the safety level required for full self-driving, while they may be suitable for driver-assistance features. He described how combining cameras, lidar and radar improves perception in difficult conditions and cited examples from Phoenix and at night. Dolgov also said Waymo is on its sixth-generation hardware and costs have fallen each generation. Tesla and Waymo cited sharply different driverless mileage figures.

Crypto

Bitcoin nears full breakout zone, target $72,000 to $76,000

Bitcoin is nearing a short-term upside breakout zone, a trader said, citing two bullish patterns visible on a six-hour chart: an inverse head-and-shoulders and a falling wedge. Technical targets were placed between $72,669 and $76,698. The key near-term resistance was put at $65,000, where selling has appeared repeatedly. Galaxy Digital CEO Mike Novogratz said bitcoin may range between $60,000 and $80,000 for the rest of the year.