Researchers at an Australian university are set to trial the use of artificial intelligence facial recognition technology to monitor koala crossings to aid in the conservation of this iconic species.In a statement on Tuesday, Griffith University said Associate Professor Jun Zhou will lead a team of artificial intelligence researchers in the two-year pilot study, which aims to set up an AI-based monitoring facility that will use a network of cameras to analyze how koalas are crossing busy roads.Car accidents are one of the primary causes of death for koalas, making manmade "koala-crossings" …READ FULL ARTICLE