Indigenous rangers use AI to improve Barrier Reef spawning
10 News First · 8 days ago
10 News First
8 days ago
A team of scientists and Indigenous rangers are using artificial intelligence to deploy millions of young corals in a large-scale restoration trial in the Great Barrier Reef.
Breakdown
- Scientists and indigenous rangers aim to preserve the Great Barrier Reef
- AI helps deploy millions of young corals in a three-week restoration trial 16s
- Deployment uses boats with cameras and ceramic seeding devices 25s
- The trial follows a mass bleaching event affecting the entire reef 50s
- Expansion to more indigenous groups planned if the trial succeeds 1m 21s
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