Artificial intelligence (AI)
IWMI is at the forefront of applying artificial intelligence (AI) to transform how water is understood, managed and governed. By improving the availability and accessibility of water data and strengthening institutional capacity, IWMI uses AI to make water management more efficient and inclusive. These technologies can identify patterns invisible to the human eye, forecast future conditions and adapt dynamically to changing realities, providing decision-makers with powerful insights to guide sustainable resource use.
AI also helps translate complex data into meaningful information that anyone can understand. From skilled researchers to local water managers, users can interact with AI tools in their own language to visualize data, generate analyses and quickly develop responses to emerging water challenges. This not only saves time but also democratizes access to knowledge, allowing people at every level to act swiftly and confidently toward sustainable water futures.
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Latest publications on this topic
WaterCopilot: a water management AI virtual assistant for the Limpopo River Basin Digital Twin – user guide V0 202410
WaterCopilot: a water management AI virtual assistant for the Limpopo River Basin Digital Twin – technical guide
Limpopo River Basin Digital Twin Open Data Cube Catalog