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Flight rerouting reportedly cut contrail formation by 62% in trials with American Airlines

A post announcing a new Information Bottleneck episode says the rerouting used almost no extra fuel.

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A post announcing an Information Bottleneck episode with Google Fellow John Platt says flight rerouting cut contrail formation by 62% in trials with American Airlines, with almost no extra fuel. The post estimates contrails account for roughly 1% of human-caused warming. The episode also covers FireSat, a satellite constellation built to catch wildfires while they are still small, and Platt’s views on where AI helps scientists.

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Ravid Shwartz Ziv@ziv_ravidNew episode of the Information Bottleneck 🥳🥳🥳 John Platt @johnplattml (Google Fellow and the Director of Applied Science team, the person behind Platt scaling and SMO) on AI for climate and science. In trials with American Airlines, rerouting flights cut contrail formation by 62% with almost no extra fuel. Contrails account for roughly 1% of human-caused warming. We also get into FireSat, a satellite constellation built to catch wildfires while they are still small, ERA and where AI agents actually help scientists, and why John thinks the bitter lesson runs into energy and data center limits. https://www.the-information-bottleneck.com/p/john-platt-google-ai-for-climate-5b41h
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    Ravid Shwartz Ziv@ziv_ravidNew episode of the Information Bottleneck 🥳🥳🥳 John Platt @johnplattml (Google Fellow and the Director of Applied Science team, the person behind Platt scaling and SMO) on AI for climate and science. In trials with American Airlines, rerouting flights cut contrail formation by 62% with almost no extra fuel. Contrails account for roughly 1% of human-caused warming. We also get into FireSat, a satellite constellation built to catch wildfires while they are still small, ERA and where AI agents actually help scientists, and why John thinks the bitter lesson runs into energy and data center limits. https://www.the-information-bottleneck.com/p/john-platt-google-ai-for-climate-5b41h
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