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The future of biodiversity conservation is likely to involve increasingly sophisticated partnerships between people and machines. Whether those partnerships benefit nature will depend less on the sophistication of the algorithms themselves than on the quality of the science, governance and human judgment guiding their use. | The future of biodiversity conservation is likely to involve increasingly sophisticated partnerships between people and machines. Whether those partnerships benefit nature will depend less on the sophistication of the algorithms themselves than on the quality of the science, governance and human judgment guiding their use. | ||
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