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“I did it manually for 200,000 of them. Wow. And then built an AI model from that so that now as we're recording across half of Yellowstone, we can more easily go get their voices, so to speak.”

TED Radio Hour · Can curiosity save the wild?

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trained an AI model on 200,000 manually labeled recordings to automatically locate wolf howls in the massive audio archive

200,000 manually labeled recordings

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