AI-edited wildlife photo in Japan reignites debate over technology’s expanding role in conservation

Published on November 3, 2025

The boom in AI-driven biodiversity tracking is attracting NGOs, tech firms and investors, yet governance remains patchy, with experts warning that the race to automate conservation is outpacing rules designed to keep it honest.

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