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Researchers find uneven AI safeguards against illegal wildlife trade

via Phys.org·19h ago

University of Kent researchers found tested AI platforms offered stronger safeguards than standard Google searches against potentially illegal wildlife purchases, Phys.org reports. Some still linked to possible illegal sellers, and protection was weaker for corals, tarantulas and orchids than prominent mammals. The tests do not establish reduced real-world trafficking.

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