Exploring AI and Indigenous and Local Knowledge Systems to address ethics, data sovereignty, and epistemic plurality in research and governance.
Ecological monitoring with sensors and AI expands reach but risks oversimplifying nature, ignoring local knowledge, and raising ethical concerns.
Can AI-generated sequences bypass biodiversity laws? As genetic data moves to the digital realm, is governance keeping pace, or is regulation already obsolete?
From data privacy to indigenous rights, explore whether AI is truly the solution or if it risks creating new challenges in conservation efforts.
This article explores the integration of EBVs and remote sensing to enhance biodiversity monitoring whit data analytics.
