How AI may help Scotland’s salmon farming industry 
By Keith Findlay UK Source: pressandjournal 11/28/2022
Keith Findlay
Credit: Frame
Job interviews with a difference will soon take place under an innovative scheme aimed at tackling a scourge of the Scottish salmon farming industry.
 

Researchers have teamed up with imaging experts to explore how artificial intelligence could help to select the best delousing fish – typically the ones that are the most bold.

Sea lice are a major problem for salmon farmers, causing stock depletion and costing the sector tens of millions of pounds a year in a variety of treatments to eradicate them.

 
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