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CapuchinAI system tests wild monkeys' cognition using facial recognition and touchscreens

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Scientists have developed an AI-powered system called CapuchinAI to study the cognitive abilities of wild capuchin monkeys. The system combines facial recognition technology with touchscreen interactions to conduct automated cognitive assessments. It is designed to track individual learning and memory patterns among the monkeys. Initial trials were carried out in a forest reserve in Costa Rica, yielding promising results. The approach offers a scalable method for examining primate cognition in natural, real-world environments.

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