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The Joint Advisory Group on Artificial Intelligence (JAG-AI) will report to INFCOM and RB in close collaboration with SERCOM. The JAG-AI will provide advice, oversight, coordination and monitoring of WMO activities in relation to the development and implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies to the meteorological and hydrological value cycle.
Specifically, JAG-AI will focus on the promotion and acceleration of the integration of AI into the WMO infrastructure and research activities, supporting the development of weather, climate, hydrological, marine and related environmental services. JAG-AI will function under the general terms of reference of advisory groups and with the following terms of reference:
(a) Monitor, coordinate, and promote WMO activities related to AI technologies, ensuring that WMO benefits from synergetic activities of Members and partners, avoiding duplication of efforts;
(b) Identify the risks and opportunities of AI’s application in NMHSs’ workflow and provide advice to the technical commissions and the Research Board;
(c) Identify issues that need to be addressed for Members, particularly those from developing countries, to properly utilize the opportunities of AI technology across the entire value cycle and overcome emerging challenges;
(d) Provide guidance on capacity development priorities and training needs to support the implementation, integration and use of AI technologies by all Members;
(e) Support the EC Scientific Advisory Panel in developing recommendations on Artificial Intelligence for seamless numerical weather-climate prediction and insights across the value cycle (Decision 10 (EC-78) – Emerging topics important to the WMO mission and mandate).
(f) Report its activities to the Executive Council annually for its consideration and guidance on policy and financial resource implication.
Specifically, JAG-AI will focus on the promotion and acceleration of the integration of AI into the WMO infrastructure and research activities, supporting the development of weather, climate, hydrological, marine and related environmental services. JAG-AI will function under the general terms of reference of advisory groups and with the following terms of reference:
(a) Monitor, coordinate, and promote WMO activities related to AI technologies, ensuring that WMO benefits from synergetic activities of Members and partners, avoiding duplication of efforts;
(b) Identify the risks and opportunities of AI’s application in NMHSs’ workflow and provide advice to the technical commissions and the Research Board;
(c) Identify issues that need to be addressed for Members, particularly those from developing countries, to properly utilize the opportunities of AI technology across the entire value cycle and overcome emerging challenges;
(d) Provide guidance on capacity development priorities and training needs to support the implementation, integration and use of AI technologies by all Members;
(e) Support the EC Scientific Advisory Panel in developing recommendations on Artificial Intelligence for seamless numerical weather-climate prediction and insights across the value cycle (Decision 10 (EC-78) – Emerging topics important to the WMO mission and mandate).
(f) Report its activities to the Executive Council annually for its consideration and guidance on policy and financial resource implication.
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