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Scientists are using machine learning to forecast bird migration and identify birds in flight by their calls

  • Written by Miguel Jimenez, Ph.D. student in Ecology, Colorado State University
Scientists are using machine learning to forecast bird migration and identify birds in flight by their callsSandhill cranes flying above the Platte River in Nebraska.shannonpatrick17/Flickr, CC BY

With chatbots like ChatGPT making a splash, machine learning is playing an increasingly prominent role in our lives. For many of us, it’s been a mixed bag. We rejoice when our Spotify For You playlist finds us a new jam, but groan as we scroll through a...

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