Hi Dylan,
You can read more about the Wildlife Insights machine learning model and search through a list of all species in our training dataset on our About AI page. Our latest model, released in November, is trained to identify close to 1300 species, though I suspect there are fewer species from the South Africa region covered. We're actively looking to expand the geographical scope of our training data - so we appreciate you reaching out!
The Wildlife Insights platform has been built to make it as simple as possible to upload images, review them, and then download the data for analysis. But you're correct in that there will always be some degree of manual classification required. The models - like humans - aren't always correct. When you upload images to Wildlife Insights, the images are run through the machine learning model, and you'll see what the model predicted. Then you can use the tools in Wildlife Insights to review and edit the identifications in bulk or one by one. I'd encourage you to check out our other tutorials on YouTube to get a sense of what the workflow is like, and reach out if you have any other questions!
Nicole
Wildlife Insights team
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