Science
AI model trained on pet photography confirms global astronomical breakthrough
The CSIRO team behind recent research related to the location of a black hole. From left to right: Ivy Wong, Nithyanandan Thyagarajan, Samuel Lai and Foivos Diakogiannis. (CSIRO)
SHAUN TURTON
November 14, 2026 08:17 JST
SYDNEY — Photographs of cats and dogs do more than entertain internet users. According to a team of Australian scientists, such imagery can also serve as a tool for verifying major astronomical breakthroughs.
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