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Drones are giving beach managers a powerful, non-lethal way to watch for sharks, but a new study from New South Wales reveals a surprising problem: when pilots identify sharks in real time, they can mistake other sharks and even fish for the species considered most concerning.
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NATO Tests AI-Driven 5G Drone Defense