You can hear the crunching...

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Thought I'd share this. Sounds like a great project.

Google looks to AI to help save the coral reefs | TechCrunch

Google has developed a new AI tool to help marine biologists better understand coral reef ecosystems and their health, which can aid in conversation

techcrunch.com

Don't worry. You'll get the pun later.

 

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I am a bit concerned about sourcing the training data identifications from random web participants. It is not a knowledge-set that is well represented in the general population, and I would argue it would be a small subset of the SB population who would be truly accurate.

I tried it for a while and I would say I was guessing a good bit and there is this divergent pressure to both give them something and not ID something that isn't there.

I have a strong respect for the GIGO principal. My take is that they need more "training" for the people in the types of recordings that the are actually presenting for classification, not the clear, perfect ones.