AI Helps Canadian UFO Research Distinguish Birds, Aircraft and Satellites from Unidentified Objects

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Chris Rutkowski says artificial intelligence will help separate birds, aircraft and satellites from truly unidentified sightings, using data from Ufology Research that logged 1,052 reports nationwide last year (about half were nocturnal lights and just over 3% unexplained), and while labeling a case unknown doesn't prove extraterrestrial visitation, the effort highlights data gaps and a push for a public UFO-monitoring agency, with Harvard’s Galileo Project also using AI to classify sky observations.