Artificial Intelligence and High-Tech Strategies Proposed to Target Australia’s Fox Population Artificial intelligence and advanced monitoring technologies are being deployed in a draft federal strategy to tackle Australia’s estimated 1.7 million European red foxes, which occupy about 80 per cent of the country and kill millions of native animals annually. The proposed threat abatement plan—replacing a strategy written nearly 20 years ago—focuses on making fox control more targeted and effective by using AI-powered bait stations, image-recognition traps, thermal cameras, and remotely monitored devices to protect wildlife while sparing non-target species. The Scale of the Threat Introduced by settlers for (Read more…)
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