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New AI and Species Support and Scout 2.0 April 2023 Wild Me recently advanced its AI models to support the conservation of five additional species. Tiger sharks (Galeocerdo cuvier) have new machine learning detector support in Sharkbook. |
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New Species and New AI with Your Support 2022 Summary 2022 was a year of emergence, renewal, and a lot of hard work. Passing quietly as we wrap up this busy year is an important milestone: Wild Me’s 20th anniversary. |
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Seal Codex and more! December 2022 For many years now, Wild Me has helped conservation research communities by building open source software and artificial intelligence solutions. |
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Let's look at urban wildlife! November 2022 Wild Me and the Lincoln Park Zoo Urban Wildlife Information Network (UWIN) partnered to receive a U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Theodore Roosevelt Genius Grant prize. |
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Wildlife, camera, action! August 2022 As part of an effort supported by the Paul G. Allen Family Foundation, we have been working on a project to improve aerial surveys for wildlife census counting. |
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Wild Me participates in Smithsonian's Folklife Festival July 2022 This year's Smithsonian Folklife festival included a panel discussion on "Tech Breakthroughs for Animals and Communities", featuring five experts in the field including Wild Me's Executive Director and Cofounder Jason Holmberg. |
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Zebra Codex: The First Codex Goes Online June 2022 Our first Codex is replacing our first Wildbook! We're excited to announce the launch this week of Zebra Codex, which replaces the Wildbook for Zebras as our portal to support multi-species zebra research in Africa. |
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Three new datasets now available on LILA BC May 2022 In April Wild Me released three new public datasets for download on the Labeled Information Library of Alexandria: Biology and Conservation. |
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Wild Me named 2022 Tech for Global Good Laureate April 2022 The Tech for Global Good award is given to organizations who "through constructive use of data, enable people to access connected and collaborative lives." |
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Presentation at Wild Dogs United 2022 March 2022 Maureen Reilly, President of Tech 4 Conservation presented with Jason Holmberg, Executive Director of Wild Me, at Wild Dogs United 2022. |
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Wildbook named a Global Top 100 Promising Project January 2022 The International Centre for Artificial Intelligence (recently established by UNESCO) has named Wildbook one of the world's top 100 promising AI projects. |
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In 2021, Wild Me made incredible breakthroughs and developments including adding many species to Wildbooks, new publications, new algorithms, and improved machine learning. |
