The AI will detect damage to infrastructure, diseases, and earthquakes with outstanding accuracy.

"A rendering of Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) technology. Credit: Texas A&M University Engineering" (ScitechDaily,Satellites to the Rescue: Cutting-Edge Tech Detects Infrastructure Issues Before They Become Disasters)

The AI and its outstanding accuracy are tools that can make next-generation observation tools more accurate than ever. The satellites and the AI are tools that can make it possible to search for damages from the roads and other infrastructure with outstanding accuracy. 

The AI can analyze satellite images that the satellite takes using synthetic aperture radar (SAR) and connect it with information that the optical sensors give. That kind of tool is useful in both civil and military applications. The system can detect damage on roads. And, it can see the effect of bombardments. 

The satellite-based observation systems can also search things like places where earthquakes happen. The laser and very accurate radar systems can search the Earth. Then the satellite can detect vertical and horizontal movements of the ground. The system is similar to a long-range laser microphone. It detects the changes in distances of the object with very high accuracy.  The system hears the sound that the magma causes when it moves in the plate. 

The ability to use AI to predict earthquakes is based on information about the ground movements, and the sound. That systems hear from inside the ground. That kind of system can predict the points where earthquakes are happening. And when they happen. That information can save lives. However seismic sensors can also detect nuclear explosions. 

Certain types of seismic waves that come suddenly from unpredicted places in unpredicted time are very like the result of nuclear explosions. And that kind of system can observe the nuclear weapon testing. 

AI is the perfect tool for DNA analysis. And that makes it possible to create systems that at least remove the junk material from the DNA. 

Junk DNA can be critical for mammals' survivability. So the system that cleans our DNA must make a difference between the good or even vital "junk DNA" and harmful junk DNA. The junk DNA involves data. That human seldom requires. Good junk DNA is seldom used DNA. That controls things like a neural system advancing and there the immune system writes the control codes of captured viruses. 

The data about the virus DNA is very important for medical and vaccine developers. The AI can detect the virus DNA or RNA from the blood samples very fast. That thing makes it possible to begin treatment earlier than before. The AI can detect junk DNA from seldom-used DNA sequences. the origin of that junk DNA is in ancient viruses. 

Some researchers say that this junk DNA will make our lifetime shorter. The junk DNA makes us age faster. And those DNA sequences are one of the reasons why we get cancer. The DNA tester and the AI can used to detect those junk sequences. And the next generation of nanomachines can use that information to clean our DNA from the junk. 

The DNA tester determines the points where those virus DNA sequences are. Then the enzyme can remove them. The problem with junk DNA is the same as junk code in the computer program. It makes it harder to read and that slows the DNA-controlled operations in the cells. Removing the junk DNA makes the DNA code more effective. 

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