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IBM releases open-source AI model to help NASA prepare for 2028 Moon landing

The NASA-IBM Lunar Foundation Model will help researchers analyze decades of lunar data to support human return missions.

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What to know

  • IBM and NASA released the open-source Lunar Foundation Model to help analyze decades of lunar surface data.
  • The AI tool is designed to generate actionable insights for preparing human missions to the Moon.
  • NASA is targeting a return of humans to the Moon in 2028.

“IBM is going to the Moon. Sort of.”

Sam Becker, Fast Company writer · Fast Company ↗ · Sep 9

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    IBM and NASA release open-source Lunar Foundation Model

    IBM announced the open-source release of the NASA-IBM Lunar Foundation Model, designed to help researchers analyze decades of lunar data collected by multitudes of instruments monitoring the Moon's surface.

    1. 1 outlet NASA wants humans back on the Moon in 2028. IBM’s new AI could help get them there

      first by Fast Company, 14d ago