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Artificial intelligence has become a topic of discussion as its influence grows across our daily lives. Conversations around its capabilities and impacts are now widespread across society and are also happening among conservation organizations.

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We recently took part in the Oceans AI Tech Roundtable hosted by Bloomberg Philanthropies at #ClimateWeekNYC and have been taking a comprehensive look within our own organization, reflecting on how it is integrated across our workflows. (Climate Week NYC roundtable 📸: Carla Torres)

AI use isn’t new to us. SkyTruth has used machine learning for years, notably with our free open-source ocean oil pollution detection platform, Cerulean. What’s changed is the scale at which we can now apply it.

As we enter a new era of AI integration, we’re very intentional about how we apply this technology alongside our team’s skills, while keeping a human-centered approach. SkyTruth CTO Karl Wurster reflects on how AI use has shaped how we build our products in a new post: skytruth.org/blog/ai-at-s...

skytruth.orgAI at SkyTruth: Staying Human-CenteredAI is changing not just what we do, but the pace at which we do it. That’s prompting us to be intentional about how we apply it alongside our team’s skills, while keeping a human-centered approach.