Decades of lunar observations have given scientists an enormous amount of data about the Moon. Turning those maps and images into usable discoveries remains the harder part.
IBM and NASA have released an open-source artificial intelligence model designed to help researchers map craters and volcanic formations and predict areas with high potential for lunar ice. The NASA-IBM Lunar Foundation Model processes observations collected by multiple instruments at different resolutions, giving scientists a shared starting point for specialized lunar-research tools.
For developers and research organizations, the release provides a pretrained model and…
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