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AI to predict extreme weather in Cyprus amid cybersecurity concerns for flight safety.

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The Meteorological Department of Cyprus is undergoing restructuring to modernize its operations and enhance safety and efficiency.
Artificial intelligence will be implemented to predict extreme weather events more accurately.
Concerns have been raised about cybersecurity threats that could jeopardize flight safety and civil protection in Cyprus.
The initiative aims to transition away from traditional service models to advanced and secure systems.
The upgrades are part of a broader effort to create a technologically advanced operational center.

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The Meteorological Department of Cyprus is undergoing restructuring to modernize its operations and enhance safety and efficiency.
Artificial intelligence will be implemented to predict extreme weather events more accurately.
Concerns have been raised about cybersecurity threats that could jeopardize flight safety and civil protection in Cyprus.
The initiative aims to transition away from traditional service models to advanced and secure systems.
The upgrades are part of a broader effort to create a technologically advanced operational center.

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