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A kea is seen in front of competitors taking part in a mountain running event in Arthur’s Pass, New Zealand on Feb. 7, 2020. Kai Schwoerer/Getty Images
New Zealand could soon be using artificial intelligence (AI) to control invasive species populations.
Predator control traps based on AI technology are currently being tested in parts of New Zealand to protect its native wildlife, such as the kea and kaka birds.
