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AI-Assisted Earth Futures

Understanding a Rapidly Changing Planet

The planet’s climate systems are shifting at an unprecedented speed. Rising temperatures, ocean warming, acidification, and deoxygenation, and intensifying weather extremes – including heatwaves, flooding, droughts, wildfires, and storms – are reshaping the world we live in.

This immersive microsite explores what climate science reveals about these changes and how AI is helping us understand, predict, and respond to growing climate risk.

Understanding a Rapidly Changing Planet

The planet’s climate systems are shifting at an unprecedented speed. Rising temperatures, ocean warming, acidification, and deoxygenation, and intensifying weather extremes – including heatwaves, flooding, droughts, wildfires, and storms – are reshaping the world we live in.

This immersive microsite explores what climate science reveals about these changes and how AI is helping us understand, predict, and respond to growing climate risk.

Understanding a Rapidly Changing Planet

The planet’s climate systems are shifting at an unprecedented speed. Rising temperatures, ocean warming, acidification, and deoxygenation, and intensifying weather extremes – including heatwaves, flooding, droughts, wildfires, and storms – are reshaping the world we live in.

This immersive microsite explores what climate science reveals about these changes and how AI is helping us understand, predict, and respond to growing climate risk.

What the Data Tells Us

Decades of global observations show a clear and accelerating signal: average temperatures are increasing, heat extremes are becoming more frequent, and the natural systems that absorb carbon are weakening.

At the same time, sea levels continue to rise as oceans warm and ice sheets lose mass. These trends are not isolated. Together, they point to a climate system under increasing strain.

Carbon emissions

+8.5%

924.5t

Updated: 30-01-2026 | 10:29 GMT

When Systems Shift, Risks Multiply

Climate change amplifies risks across natural and human systems. Longer and more intense heatwaves threaten health and infrastructure, warming temperatures expand the range of disease vectors, oceans lose oxygen and biodiversity, undermining marine ecosystems and food security.


As these impacts interact, vulnerabilities grow, especially for communities and ecosystems already under pressure.

Climate change amplifies risks across natural and human systems. Longer and more intense heatwaves threaten health and infrastructure, warming temperatures expand the range of disease vectors, oceans lose oxygen and biodiversity, undermining marine ecosystems and food security.


As these impacts interact, vulnerabilities grow, especially for communities and ecosystems already under pressure.

Climate change amplifies risks across natural and human systems. Longer and more intense heatwaves threaten health and infrastructure, warming temperatures expand the range of disease vectors, oceans lose oxygen and biodiversity, undermining marine ecosystems and food security.


As these impacts interact, vulnerabilities grow, especially for communities and ecosystems already under pressure.

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Seeing Patterns at
a Planetary Scale

Seeing Patterns at a Planetary Scale

AI is transforming how climate science
works with complexity and scale.

AI is transforming how climate science works with complexity and scale.

Machine learning tools

Machine learning tools help analyse vast datasets from satellites, sensors, and models, revealing patterns that are difficult to detect with traditional methods alone.

These approaches improve climate and weather models, enhance early warning systems, and enable near real-time monitoring of Earth’s changing systems.

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The Future is Not Set in Stone

AI-assisted forecasting allows scientists to explore probabilities rather than single outcomes.

By simulating different emissions pathways and response strategies, models can show how choices made today influence future climate risks; from extreme weather frequency to long-term environmental change.


These futures are not fixed. They are shaped by the decisions we make right now, technology and innovation, and collective action that promotes positive climate outcomes.

Autumn trees line a river with a beaver dam.

The Future is Not Set in Stone

AI-assisted forecasting allows scientists to explore probabilities rather than single outcomes.

By simulating different emissions pathways and response strategies, models can show how choices made today influence future climate risks; from extreme weather frequency to long-term environmental change.


These futures are not fixed. They are shaped by the decisions we make right now, technology and innovation, and collective action that promotes positive climate outcomes.

Autumn trees line a river with a beaver dam.

The Future is Not Set in Stone

AI-assisted forecasting allows scientists to explore probabilities rather than single outcomes.

By simulating different emissions pathways and response strategies, models can show how choices made today influence future climate risks; from extreme weather frequency to long-term environmental change.


These futures are not fixed. They are shaped by the decisions we make right now, technology and innovation, and collective action that promotes positive climate outcomes.

From Insight to Action

Understanding climate risk is the first step. Turning insight into resilience requires collaboration between climate science, AI, and world leaders, alongside decision-making that’s grounded in evidence and guided by responsibility.

Further Reading

Selected scientific sources underpinning the visualisations and models featured on this site:

IPCC AR6 Synthesis Report (2023)

IPCC AR6 Synthesis Report (2023)

Global Carbon Budget (latest release)

Global Carbon Budget (latest release)

AI for Climate Modelling - Nature Geoscience

AI for Climate Modelling - Nature Geoscience

Machine Learning for Weather Prediction - Nature

Machine Learning for Weather Prediction - Nature

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