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Researchers at Emory University deployed CapuchinAI, a touchscreen system using facial recognition, in Costa Rica's Taboga Forest Reserve. Wild capuchin monkeys learn to tap the screen for banana rewards, enabling study of primate cognition in natural habitats.
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