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Scientists from the University of Wyoming have developed an artificial intelligence deep neural network that recognises wild animals in Tanzania.
It can also spot how many animals are in the image, if babies are present and if the animals are eating, sleeping or hunting.
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Scientists from the University of Wyoming have developed an artificial intelligence deep neural network that recognises wild animals in Tanzania.
It can also spot how many animals are in the image, if babies are present and if the animals are eating, sleeping or hunting.
MORE VIDEOS: bit.ly/2pIHNL3










