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The AI-based model proposed by researchers from Japan provides detailed soil stability maps, allowing smart cities to identify safe construction zones and mitigate liquefaction risks. The proposed model can lead to safer cities in earthquake-prone regions.

AI Breakthrough Helps Cities Predict and Prevent Earthquake Damage Through Soil Analysis

Ill. Niklas Elmehed © Nobel Prize Outreach

Physics Pioneers Awarded Nobel Prize for Machine Learning Breakthroughs

Future AI algorithms have potential to learn like humans, say researchers

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