US EditionCould AI translate animal sounds into words? Tech experts hope so
- Chinese tech company Baidu filed a patent this week proposing an AI system to translate animal sounds and emotions into human language.
- The patent arises from advances in AI allowing monitoring of vocalizations, behavior, and physiological signals to interpret pets' emotional states.
- The system would utilize advanced AI techniques, including neural networks and language analysis methods, to interpret animal data and generate corresponding speech through an AI-created voice.
- A Baidu spokesperson mentioned that the translator is still under development and suggested that this technology has the potential to enhance how effectively different species can communicate with each other.
- If successful, this technology could enhance human-animal bonds and animal welfare but also raises ethical concerns about privacy and potential exploitation.
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Experts are hoping that AI will soon translate animal sounds into words
Recent advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) are sparking excitement among researchers who believe the technology could one day decode animal sounds, potentially translating them into human-understandable language. According to a report by Sky News, experts are exploring how AI can bridge the communication gap between humans and animals, offering insights into the minds of creatures […]
Chinese company baidu wants to patent IA to translate animal sounds - World Stock Market
THE Baiduthe owner of China’s largest search engine, recorded a patent with the country’s National Intellectual Property Administration proposing a system to convert animal vocalizations into human language through Artificial Intelligence (AI), according to a document published this week. Scientists have long been trying to decipher animal communication, and the patent of Baidu It represents the latest effort to use AI in this process. The docum…
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