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Step 1: When uploadig any insect image or set of images for an observation, the AI chooses “Insecta” no matter how good or common the image is.
Step 2: I can use the Seek app on my phone to identify the image shown on my workstation’s monitor. AI functions in Seek as it used to in the web app. The missing photo ID functionality on the browser app has been apparent for many days.
Step 3: Clearling the cache, login cycling, or using another browser doesn’t fix the missing AI.
Filename includes the word “bug”. I just uploaded an image of a lynx spider with “lynx” in the filename, and the AI suggested lynx mammals. If this is a feature, it’s not a very clever one.
We can ask the developers to consider adding “bug” and “lynx” to the list of problem names, but in the short term, the recommendations are: use scientific names, don’t use taxon names in the file names at all, or just remove the problem name on the uploader and click again in the name field to call the CV.
I’m kinda curious about this. As the name is not a scientific one, I don’t think the “accepted/not accepted” functionality does anything but display it with a strikethrough. I can do some testing.
