AI-powered tools and sensors enhance environmental planning, integrating fragmented data for quicker assessments.

AI's potential for revolutionizing environmental planning is promising, especially with the help of low-cost sensors and AI-powered analytical tools. As the demand for faster, better decisions about ecosystem use grows due to the Fast-track Approvals Bill, AI engagement is desired by iwi and hapū (tribal) groups. Environmental kaitiaki (guardian) organizations see AI as a solution to integrate fragmented data and improve analytical capacity quickly and cost-effectively. However, avoiding the 'iron cage of rationality' is crucial for successful implementation.

July 04, 2024
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