Source: Folha do Litoral

Folha do Litoral reports that lawmakers in Paraná, Brazil, have proposed legislation to deploy artificial intelligence for managing climate-related emergencies. The bill promotes the use of AI to predict, monitor, and respond to extreme weather events and environmental crises.

It includes provisions for data integration, early warning systems, and AI-driven decision support for public agencies. Lawmakers argue that the use of AI could improve response times and resource allocation during floods, fires, and droughts.

The initiative reflects broader efforts in Brazil to harness AI for sustainability and environmental protection.