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Researchers losing the ability to develop scientific reasoning a big fear with AI: Climate Scientist William Boos

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AI could make weather forecasting cheaper and more accessible, but scientists warn that over-reliance on the technology could weaken human scientific reasoning and make climate models harder to scrutinise.
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