Species survival - how AI solutions can save wildlife in Africa and beyond
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The Royal Institution of Great Britain
21 Albemarle Street London W1S 4BS United KingdomRefund Policy
Description
Many of the planet’s biodiversity-rich areas happen to be in cash-poor places. What if endangered species could, in effect, pay local communities for their own protection?
Jonathan Ledgard explores the AI methodology behind an ‘interspecies money transfer service’. By giving a value to a local species, donated money would be distributed to the local human community.
Your chair for the evening is Henry Mance, chief features writer at the Financial Times.
Join us for the last talk in the AI Science Café Series 2020 in collaboration with Czech Centre London.
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