We're still importing weasels to fix our rabbit problem

this is an article about AI

Thomas Austin, an English settler who’d moved to Australia, decided he needed something fun to hunt. In 1859, he imported 13 rabbits to the continent (along with other non-native animals). These rabbits did what rabbits do and by the end of the century Australia was overrun. They bred too quickly and there weren’t enough predators—including human hunter…