New CapuchinAI System Automates Cognitive Testing of Wild Primates
The portable system identified wild capuchins with 97% accuracy and let researchers test learning and memory without removing the monkeys from the forest.
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Monkeys Meet Machines: AI Touchscreens Test Primate Smarts in the Wild
Capuchin monkeys in a Costa Rican forest have become the latest subjects in artificial intelligence experiments. Researchers placed a portable device among the trees. It uses facial recognition to identify the animals and offers them a simple cognitive test. Touch the screen correctly. Receive a dried banana slice. The setup marks a shift in how scientists probe intelligence. No more lab cages for these primates. They face challenges in their ow…
AI isn’t just being forced on us. Even forest monkeys are now a test audience in the name of science
AI has already made its way into almost every aspect of our lives. Now it's showing up in the rainforest, where wild capuchin monkeys are using an AI-powered touchscreen to earn banana rewards as part of a unique scientific study.
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