AI cuts wildlife monitoring workload for Indigenous rangers in Australia: study
CANBERRA, Oct. 13 (Xinhua) -- Artificial intelligence (AI) has reduced image-processing workloads for Indigenous rangers in northern Australia by 81.4 percent, according to recent research. Researchers explored the use of AI in Indigenous-led community-based wildlife monitoring in the Warddeken Indigenous Protected Area in West Arnhem, Northern Territory, according to a statement released Tuesday by Australia's
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