What would you say if you could talk to elephants? Computer scientist Seema Lokhandwala is trying to do just that to ke…
By OpenAI · Research
What would you say if you could talk to elephants? Computer scientist Seema Lokhandwala is trying to do just that to keep them, and the people in villages around them, safer. In India, over 500 humans and 100 Asian elephants die from negative interactions every year. Elephants are loving, empathetic creatures, and while our coexistence with them is usually peaceful, they are still wild forces of nature capable of destroying rice paddy farms and plowing through villages, sometimes provoked,…
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