The federal Fisheries Department has awarded a substantial grant of $850,000 to Whale Seeker Inc., a Montreal-based startup, to develop and implement artificial intelligence technology aimed at protecting whales and other marine life from ship strikes. This innovative AI tool is capable of detecting marine mammals 25 times faster than the human eye, allowing cargo ships to avoid collisions and the government to make informed decisions about fishing zones. With this technology, Whale Seeker Inc. is pioneering a new approach to marine conservation, and its recognition by UNESCO’s International Research Centre for Artificial Intelligence as one of the top 10 AI projects for sustainable development is a testament to its potential. As the world grapples with the threats facing our oceans, this breakthrough could be a game-changer in the fight against whale extinction. It’s heartening to see AI being harnessed for the greater good, and I believe this technology has the potential to make a significant impact on marine conservation efforts.
AI Whale Guardians
Whale Seeker’s AI tool analyzes aerial images and can detect marine mammals 25 times faster than the human eye.
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