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Sam Leach
Read original source (EN)https://www.samleach.org/paper-on-ai-and-nonhuman-animals-presented-at-ecomedia-iv-conference-rmit-2022
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Leach describes a deliberately unreliable resemblance classifier and a companion food/mate categorisation work, framing audience interaction through nonhuman ethics. He reports using studio, family/friend and stock polar-bear images. Heading attributes the paper to EcoMedia IV/RMIT 2022; publication, talk date and conference record unverified. Training/interaction are self-reports, not code, onsite or animal-cognition tests. Image descriptions do not prove consent/licensing. Test/Detector naming is retained; classification differs from generated painting. External ethical/environmental claims and references remain unchecked.
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ANTI-AI ARCHIVE. “What it is like to be a Polar Bear: how can AI be used in human/animal relations during the current extinction event.” src-1688. Include this page’s URL and your access date when citing.