How nature lovers can aid ecology with an assist from AI

Researchers used language models to find and categorize species interactions from comments on participatory science platforms. The software processed hundreds of unstructured notes in minutes instead of hours. Ecologists can now assemble interaction datasets across broad geographical areas without continuous fieldwork.

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