AI-powered cameras and microphones are helping monitor and identify a variety of wildlife in the UK, helping biodiversity efforts in the country.
Anthony Dancer, a conservation specialist at the Zoological Society of London .
The areas where the experiments are taking place have been fenced off to ensure the wildlife is not disturbed or influenced by human activity. “All three species require healthy environments – including good supplies of berries and nuts – and all three were detected by AI from the acoustic signals collected by our sensors at our three test sites. That is encouraging and provides important benchmarks for measuring biodiversity in future.”The AI tech has also spotted many types of animals in the city of London.
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