Explore how artificial intelligence is transforming weather forecasting and the challenges it faces in climate prediction.
Tuesday 18 August 2026
5:30pm - 6:30pm
Darling Square Library Levels 1 and 2, The Exchange, 1 Little Pier Street, Haymarket NSW 2000
Free
Discover the fascinating role of artificial intelligence (AI) in improving weather and climate forecasts. This insightful talk delves into how AI is already revolutionizing weather prediction, offering more detailed and accurate forecasts that benefit communities worldwide.
Learn about the unique challenges AI faces when applied to climate forecasting, including data demands and understanding AI's decision-making processes. This event is perfect for parents curious about science and technology shaping our future.
Presented by the University of NSW AI Institute and the City of Sydney, this talk is part of National Science Week, promising an engaging and educational experience for all.
The event will take place on Tuesday, 2026-08-18, from 17:30 to 18:30. It is a free talk held at Darling Square Library, located at Levels 1 and 2, The Exchange, 1 Little Pier Street, Haymarket NSW 2000.
Participants can expect a clear explanation of AI's impact on weather forecasting and the potential for future advancements in climate science. The session will cover topics such as AI adaptation, data requirements, and the complexities of AI models.
This is a seated talk suitable for adults and older children interested in STEM topics, especially those keen on environmental science and technology.
The venue, Darling Square Library, is centrally located in Haymarket, easily accessible by public transport. The library is equipped with modern facilities and is wheelchair accessible.
Parking options are available nearby, and the library offers a welcoming environment for families. Directions can be found on the City of Sydney website or by using popular map services.
Attendees are encouraged to arrive a few minutes early to find seating and settle in comfortably before the talk begins.
This event is free of charge, but booking is recommended to secure your place. The talk is part of National Science Week, highlighting the importance of science education and community engagement.
Please note that the content is designed for a general audience, with explanations suitable for parents and school-aged children interested in science.
For any accessibility requirements or questions, contact the event organisers ahead of time to ensure a comfortable experience.
Attendance is free, but bookings can be made through the City of Sydney event page or the library's website. Early booking is advised due to limited seating.
No tickets are required at the door for those who have booked, but arriving early is recommended to avoid missing the start.
Additional information and updates will be communicated via the event contact channels.
