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Can AI Detect Smuggled Sea Cucumbers?
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When we think about wildlife trafficking we usually imagine ivory, rhino horns or big exotic mammals, but there is a multimillion dollar business and much more invisible...
·Madrid, Spain
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Smuggling animals through airports threatens species protection. Artificial intelligence is to find sea cucumbers, seahorses or shark fins in suitcases.
·Heidelberg, Germany
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AI detects smuggled sea cucumbers in luggage
Wildlife trafficking detection: an AI model with 92% accuracy Researchers have trained an artificial intelligence tool to identify marine wildlife items concealed in passenger luggage—specifically sea cucumbers, seahorses, and shark fins. The reported performance is high: the system achieves about…
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