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Wild capuchin monkeys in Costa Rica's Taboga Forest Reserve learned to use CapuchinAI, an Emory University touchscreen system with facial recognition and a 3D-printed food dispenser, to earn dried banana rewards. Ten of sixteen monkeys solved the task, and eight remembered it later.
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