Birdnet-go is a real-time sound analyzer that detects bird species. It can take in audio from microphones. I set mine up to stream audio from my security cameras that I already had installed. There’s even a Home Assistant App, if you’re using it.

I live in a more suburban/semi-urban environment, but was really surprised to so many different bird species.

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      🔗 AI Logo

      🔗 and probably everything else too

      🔗 Including the readme

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        and probably everything else too

        *Takes a look at the top three folders*

        • .agents/skills
        • .claude/skills
        • .cursor/rules

        Yep…

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      The maintainer of the project probably won’t see it here, but that repo does appear to be fairly active, they’ve got thousands of merged PRs. If you contribute a better logo they might replace the AI one.

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      It’s an AI program specifically to use AI models to recognise birds. If you’re against AI you should probably learn to recognise them manually.

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        Oh you’ll smoke a turd in hell for your insolence. That would make sense. It’s much easier to complain.

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        “AI” is a pretty bad blanket term. BirdNet / Merlin is a model trained specifically on bird calls (and some noises) built to recognize bird calls. App and logo use huge general-purpose models to create content of questionable quality.

        And yes, a decent birder should never trust just Merlin ID.

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      Xale, the logo is pretty, on topic and quite cute. Is it made with AI? No idea. Does it really matter?

      Give open source projects a break will you?

      If you don’t like the logo just say so.

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        If you don’t like the logo just say so.

        That’s literally what I did.

        I guess if you spend enough time chatting with sparkling autocomplete you forget how real conversations work.

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          I still like it and i have seen projects with much uglier logos made by humans. Nothing against humans or AI either.

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            An ugly logo made by a human wasn’t made by stealing from artists and disproportionately contributing to a climate crisis.

            eta a qualifier I had assumed would be unnecessary…

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              and contributing to a climate crisis.

              Unless you want to argue that simply being alive is contributing to the climate crisis, I sure hope you don’t eat meat.

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                Would you prefer I brought up:

                • The excessive use of fresh water?
                • The further upwards accumulation of wealth?
                • The effects on the cost of energy in communities near data centers?
                • The increased air pollution in communities near data centers powered by on-site gernators?

                You can’t just argue against one issue and brush aside the others. From my point of view, use of generative AI borders on indefensible.

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                You seriously don’t see the difference between a person existing and data centres pumping out slop made with stolen training days for the profit of billionaires? I’ll take a meat eating truck driver over an LLM defending vegan jogger any day.

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                  I’m not defending LLMs, and neither are vegans. I’m pointing out that hating on datacenters for climate reasons if you then also eat meat is insane and detached from reality.