Feb 09, 2022
Just a quick status update: after Jason sent over the annoated dataset, Jake has offically started training the AI!
We are nearing the end of the proof of concept. The team is currently applying for funding for field testing in Maupiti and in the process of securing a research permit to conduct fieldwork in Tahiti.
Updates to follow.
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