Portuguese AI Company Eyes Kazakhstan for Disaster Prevention Technology

ASTANA – A Portuguese artificial intelligence company is seeking opportunities to bring its disaster prevention technology to Kazakhstan, starting with a pilot project that could help authorities anticipate wildfires, floods and other emergencies before they escalate. Nelson Fernandes, a commissioner at the European Economic Chamber (EEIG) and a Portuguese strategy and …

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