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Can the free market ensure artificial intelligence won't wipe out human workers? - Vimarsana News

Can the free market ensure artificial intelligence won't wipe out human workers?

People keep predicting that each wave of new technology will mean humans can put their feet up. It hasn't happened yet. Some economists and anthropologists who study the subject say even with the arrival of artificial intelligence, humans will remain integral to making the world go round.

Source: cbc.ca
Lonely Bay of Fundy orca may help researchers understand species behaviour - Vimarsana News

Lonely Bay of Fundy orca may help researchers understand species behaviour

For nearly two decades, an orca called Old Thom has travelled to the Bay of Fundy off Nova Scotia and New Brunswick and into parts of Maine. He could hold the key to understanding more about orca behaviour in the northwest Atlantic.

Source: cbc.ca
Radar tracking sea duck migration across southeast N.B. skies - Vimarsana News

Radar tracking sea duck migration across southeast N.B. skies

Researchers from Acadia and Mount Allison University are using radar and acoustic monitors to understand the migratory path of black scoters over southeastern New Brunswick.

Source: cbc.ca
Birders flocking to Sackville to see rare avian visitors - Vimarsana News

Birders flocking to Sackville to see rare avian visitors

A couple of birds from the southern U.S. are hanging out in the Tantramar Marsh area.

Source: cbc.ca
Feathered friend forgets fear following feeding - Vimarsana News

Feathered friend forgets fear following feeding

Generally ruffed grouse are shy creatures that will fly away at a moment's notice if they notice a human approaching … then there’s this galavanting grouse.

Source: cbc.ca