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INTERVIEW: Reckless use of AI in biodiversity could lead to “undesirable” outcomes

Published 09:57 on January 16, 2025  /  Last updated at 09:57 on January 16, 2025  / /  Americas, Asia Pacific, Biodiversity, EMEA

The current lack of attention to the downsides of artificial intelligence (AI) in nature conservation and its broader implications could result in undesirable consequences, including the development of a biased biodiversity credit market, an expert told Carbon Pulse.
The current lack of attention to the downsides of artificial intelligence (AI) in nature conservation and its broader implications could result in undesirable consequences, including the development of a biased biodiversity credit market, an expert told Carbon Pulse.


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