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En cas de catastrophe naturelle, une IA testée récemment en Belgique pourrait bien sauver des milliers de vies

Published by Ouest-France · France 1 h ago

En Belgique, un outil d’intelligence artificielle baptisé Evactwin simule des évacuations en cas de catastrophe naturelle. Utilisé dans le cadre de deux simulations d’incendie et…

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