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Google Is For The Birds

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Tom Denton, a software engineer in Google's bioacoustics group, talks about new algorithms to separate individual bird songs from the cacophony of the forest - and gives some examples. The Eye on AI podcast is sponsored by ClearML, the MLOps solution.

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