AI of the tiger: Tiny camera ‘protects’ predator — and peopleAFP, PARISTiger populations are on the rise in the jungles of India and Nepal and the predators are roaming ever closer to villages, sparking a race among conservationists to find ways of avoiding conflict. A team of experts in May last year install an AI-enabled cameras in the forest corridor between Kanha Tiger Reserve and Pench Tiger Reserve near Balaghat, Madhya Pradesh, India. A close up in May last year of a tiger in the forest corridor between Kanha Tiger Reserve and Pench Tiger Reserve near Balaghat, Madhya Pradesh, India. Researchers in Gabon are using AI to sift their camera trap images and are now trying a warning system for elephants. “In most cases, AI species identification is still in its infancy,” he said.
