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John Scanlon
Artificial intelligence and blockchain technologies can transform how we trace trade in wild animals and plants
New technologies such as artificial intelligence and blockchain have transformative potential to improve upon the implementation of CITES and to ensure the legality and traceability of specimens in trade
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