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Dr. Fei Fang, Ph.D., a postdoctoral fellow at the Center for Research on Computation and Society, Harvard University
“As an AI researcher, I’m really proud that our algorithms and models can be applied to the real world and make an impact,” said Fang, whose research and work led to the use of the AI application called PAWS (Protection Assistant for Wildlife Security), in Malaysia. “Especially when we heard from our collaborators that they’ve caught some snares before they are deployed, then we feel very good, we feel like we have potentially saved some animals. That’s really really rewarding. We are proud of what we are doing and we want to continue this line of research … and draw more attention from the community and get more work done toward this kind of general area of computational sustainability and AI for social good.”
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