Executive Development Programme in AI History: Biodiversity Conservation
-- ViewingNowThe Executive Development Programme in AI History: Biodiversity Conservation is a certificate course designed to provide learners with a comprehensive understanding of the role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in preserving biodiversity. This programme is crucial in the current scenario, where the world is grappling with the loss of biodiversity and the urgent need for sustainable development.
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โข AI in Biodiversity Conservation: An Overview
โข History of Artificial Intelligence
โข Early Applications of AI in Conservation
โข Evolution of AI Algorithms and Technologies
โข AI-Powered Species Distribution Modeling
โข AI for Habitat Mapping and Monitoring
โข AI in Wildlife Protection and Anti-Poaching Efforts
โข AI in Invasive Species Detection and Management
โข Ethical Considerations in AI-Driven Conservation
โข Future Perspectives: AI and Biodiversity Conservation
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