Vodafone and UK National Parks to harness AI to accelerate nature restoration

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Credit: Vodafone and National Parks UK

Partnership will see Vodafone deliver real-time habitat mapping, biodiversity monitoring, and visitor impact analytics across all 15 UK National Parks

Telecoms giant Vodafone and UK National Parks have announced they are joining forces to harness artificial intelligence (AI) technologies to better protect ecosystems and encourage more people to spend...

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