Artificial Intelligence Can Identify Wildlife as Accurately as Humans

Yale e360
Jun 5, 2018, 1:58 pm263 pts
Motion-sensor cameras are increasingly being used to track wildlife across the globe, from tigers in India to aardvarks in Africa. But combing through the millions of images captured by these systems is a time-consuming task. Now, scientists have discovered that artificial intelligence is as effective as human…

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