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Government trials AI to help write the rules that keep pests out of New Zealand
newswire.co.nz · New Zealand
The New Zealand government is trialing artificial intelligence to assist in drafting regulations aimed at preventing pests from entering the country. This initiative explores how AI can enhance biosecurity measures and policy development.
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