Artificial intelligence is aiding in efforts to end the illegal wildlife trade
Wildlife trafficking is one of the most lucrative illicit industries worldwide. It nets between $7 billion and $23 billion per year.
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Australians send emails to trees in 'Tree-Mail' project designed to improve urban green space
Ideally, your messages are finding the trees well, but you can also report damaged limbs or declining health to ecology experts.
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This high-tech shirt enables deaf concert-goers feel the music on their bodies
Wearers might feel the strings of a violin on their arms or the beat of a drum on their back.
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The 'BearID Project' is using facial recognition to monitor and conserve bear species. Here's how it works
These tools can reshape how scientists and the general public understand animals by getting to know formerly anonymous creatures as individuals.
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This Navy veteran is protecting Black people from AI harm: 'AI is built on representation'
Jameeka Green Aaron has turned her sights on ensuring that artificial intelligence works in favor of the people using it, not against it.
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Pineapple leaves transform from agricultural waste to crime-fighting fingerprint powder
Once the pineapple leaf-based nanoparticles had adsorbed copper, they could be ground into a powder that forensic investigators can use to dust for invisible fingerprints.
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Search and rescue dogs are getting a boost from AI: 'Locates victims 10 times faster'
The working pups won’t be out of a job any time soon, but they might get even better at their life-saving work.
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Europe's largest 3D-printed neighborhood completed in Denmark: 'One apartment per day'
The student housing development provides 36 apartments, each with a kitchen, study area, lounge, bathroom, and a bedroom with a double bed.
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