Artificial Intelligence Tracks The Migration of Birds -- AI Daily - Artificial Intelligence News

Each species of birds has a completely different and unique migration pattern. The majority of these birds fly north in the spring to breed in the temperature climates, or return in the autumn to wintering grounds in the south. However, it's not as clear cut as a pattern might indicate. With the heavy variety in bird species and the inevitable discovery of new ones as existing species crossbreed, migration patterns are expected to heavily change in the next decade. This is why artificial intelligence is becoming a powerful tool in recognizing these migration patterns - with its abilities to recognize the unique patterns of each species without falling ill to general conclusions. While many are in awe by artificial intelligence's vast capability in this sense, as it is able to store the migration information of each bird species successfully, these same individuals wonder on the significance of this knowledge.