Biodiversity > INTERVIEW: Biodiversity space isn’t ready for AI due to data gaps, expert says

INTERVIEW: Biodiversity space isn’t ready for AI due to data gaps, expert says

Published 13:03 on June 7, 2024  /  Last updated at 13:03 on June 7, 2024  / /  Biodiversity, International

The biodiversity data gap must be closed before we start talking about using artificial intelligence (AI) in conservation work, as we don't have the infrastructure for training the machine-learning models yet, a data expert told Carbon Pulse.
The biodiversity data gap must be closed before we start talking about using artificial intelligence (AI) in conservation work, as we don't have the infrastructure for training the machine-learning models yet, a data expert told Carbon Pulse.


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