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Relief operations and emergency management need the well-rounded support of AI and social media to succeed.
FREMONT, CA: AI and machine learning have progressed to the point that they can now make accurate predictions and identify and classify objects. As a result, national, state, and municipal governments and organizations are working to modernize disaster management approaches to stay competitive. The potential for AI to aid disaster resilience is enormous, with the ability to manage relief operations, provide optimal evacuations, and distribute supplies to tens of millions, if not hundreds of millions, of people each year.
Challenges of AI in Disaster Management
There are opportunities for AI in space and related technologies, which can be used in disaster risk identification, analysis, and reduction in the real world.
The need to make sound, timely decisions to avoid, mitigate, and manage various risks is recognized. Artificial intelligence (AI) in decision-making has shown tremendous promise. The main roadblocks despite these assurances are, Stockholders should be actively involved in all stages of the process; we foster trust to communicate relevant, useful information to key actors efficiently, Compare and contrast the risk and its uncertainty, to create hybrid models that integrate classical statistics with behavioral characteristics and To make data and methods more accessible and transparent.
Developing an AI Deployment Strategy
The use of technology, such as artificial intelligence and machine learning, will aid in predicting natural disasters. However, before implementing AI in real-world scenarios, it is necessary to understand the technology's limitations. As a result, academics must focus on using AI to solve existing problems. Furthermore, a plan that simplifies the adoption process is required for government organizations to use AI successfully. The roadmap for successful adoption and application is hiring academics and IT experts who have worked with artificial intelligence before—collecting high-quality data to train AI applications and enlisting experts' help when establishing adoption strategies, it is necessary to keep up with the present happenings in the government organization, and government staff should be informed.
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