ClimateAi, a San Francisco-based startup utilizing long-range forecasting tools to help food and ag firms adapt to a changing climate, has ceased operations, two years after ag intelligence platform Gro Intelligence called it quits. Today, we’ve decided to shut down ClimateAi and return the capital to our investors.” In a separate post, COO Will Kletter said: “As we’ve rolled out this news to customers, we’ve received countless messages describing how we helped elevate climate science to the board room and got executive teams to think about climate resilience as a meaningful business variable.” Climate adaptation toolsBest-known for its long-range weather forecasting, ClimateAi’s ClimateLens platform applies AI and patented models to climate and weather data points from multiple sources from oceanic buoys to satellite sensors, radar stations, and weather stations, to generate actionable insights. This, he claimed, “defines a real shift in the thinking around how climate has become a core business variable in operational and strategic planning.