Wild Capuchin Monkeys Use AI Touchscreen for Rewards in Costa Rica
Researchers from Emory University and the Georgia Institute of Technology deployed an AI-powered touchscreen system in Costa Rica’s Taboga Forest Reserve, where wild capuchin monkeys learned to use it for banana rewards, with facial recognition identifying individual animals at a 97 percent accuracy rate. Field primatology has long wrestled with a fundamental contradiction. The primate … Read more