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How AI can help miners avoid rare species

Exploration geologists will not necessarily be aware operations are running over threaten species

 An example of a 2.5% weight-to-weight copper AI classification, intersecting an existing mining area in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, where species at risk ranges are indicated

An example of a 2.5% weight-to-weight copper AI classification, intersecting an existing mining area in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, where species at risk ranges are indicated

With this trend in mind, Eureka Maps in October revealed a project that uses AI to cross-reference a  map of battery metal deposits with the habitat locations of the International Union for Conservation...

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