Animals
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Scientists Used AI to Better Analyze Animal Behavior to Help Improve Animal Welfare
Animal behavior researchers frequently rely on hours of video material that they manually analyze. Typically, this entails researchers going over weeks or months of recordings, meticulously jotting down animal behavior observations.
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