Researchers from the University of Sydney and QUT have introduced LAARMA, an AI-powered system designed to prevent animal-vehicle collisions in Australia, achieving a 97% accuracy rate in detecting cassowaries. The system activates roadside warning signs, reducing vehicle speeds by 6.3 km/h. Dr. Kunming Li states, "The system teaches itself to get better," signifying its self-evolving nature. With the code available on GitHub, the technology aims to protect endangered species globally, indicating significant advancements in wildlife safety.