AI Can Now Clear Up Blurry Photos Caused by Heat Waves
This could make drone and satellite images sharper, helping farmers and forecasters.
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- AI can remove blur caused by heat waves, making drone and satellite images sharper.
- Transformers, the tech behind ChatGPT, outperformed GANs in tests.
- This could improve weather forecasts, farming, and surveillance, but needs powerful computers.
Why It Matters
Clearer images from drones and satellites could improve weather forecasts, farming, and security.