The partnership will integrate Dataminr's real-time AI insights into Windward's Maritime AI™ platform, enriching critical information with new contextLONDON, Dec. 16, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Windward (LSE: WNWD), the leading Maritime AI™ company, today announced that it has partnered with Dataminr, one of the world's leading AI companies, to integrate Dataminr's real-time AI that discovers events, risks, and critical information from publicly available data into Windward's AI-based platform. Windward's platform helps customers proactively respond to emerging maritime and global events before they escalate.The maritime and logistics industries face significant challenges in maintaining real-time awareness across an expansive, complex environment. With a vast surface area to monitor, a shortage of expert manpower, unpredictable weather, and ever-evolving geopolitical events, stakeholders often lack timely information to anticipate and mitigate emerging risks until they have already made an impact.Dataminr's real-time AI will serve as an integral part of Early Detection, Windward's recently launched groundbreaking AI and Generative AI-based solution that proactively identifies anomalies at sea. Early Detection, coupled with MAI Expert™, Windward's Generative AI-powered virtual analyst, equips commercial and governmental stakeholders with a competitive advantage through early identification of critical events and delivers both the context and recommendations necessary for swift and informed action. With the addition of over one million public data sets, Early Detection will provide an additional layer of intelligence, allowing stakeholders to remain vigilant and adaptable.Leveraging LLMs and Foundation Models, Dataminr's AI combines Predictive AI and Generative AI to span from event detection to event description

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