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How scientists trained artificial intelligence to decipher the nocturnal behavior of whales

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A team of marine biologists and engineers from Dalhousie University has successfully trained an artificial intelligence model to decipher the nocturnal behavior of the North Atlantic right whale. The endangered whale species, which faces critical conservation challenges, was the focus of this technological initiative aimed at better understanding its nighttime activities.

By utilizing artificial intelligence, researchers hope to gain crucial insights into the habits of these marine mammals during hours when direct observation is difficult. This development marks a significant step forward in marine research and conservation efforts for the North Atlantic right whale population.

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