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MSU's College of Engineering uses AI to prevent future infrastructure disasters

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Professors at MSU are using new technology to improve safety for bridges and other infrastructure in Michigan and across the country.
Michigan State University's College of Engineering is leveraging artificial intelligence to enhance infrastructure safety and prevent future disasters. Researchers are focusing on developing AI algorithms that can predict and mitigate potential failures in infrastructure like bridges, dams, and pipelines. This initiative involves analyzing vast amounts of data from sensors and historical records to identify patterns that precede structural failures. By doing so, the AI can provide early warnings and suggest maintenance or repair actions before catastrophic events occur. This project not only aims to save lives and reduce economic losses but also to push forward the integration of AI in civil engineering practices, potentially setting a precedent for how infrastructure management could evolve in the future.

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