Hidden cameras and AI expose rare wildlife deep in Cambodia’s rainforest (opens original article in a new tab)
Conservationists in Cambodia use hidden cameras, microphones, and AI to monitor wildlife in the Cardamom Mountains, revealing over 100 species, including endangered ones, and helping protect the rainforest.
- Hidden cameras and AI are used to monitor wildlife in Cambodia's Cardamom Mountains.
- Conservationists recorded over 100 species, including endangered ones, in the region.
- Bioacoustic monitors and AI help identify gibbon calls to study their populations.
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