US EditionListening, Not Controlling: A Legal Path for Ethical AI in Animal Research
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Listening, Not Controlling: A Legal Path for Ethical AI in Animal Research
The idea that nonhuman animals might possess rich, structured languages—complete with dialects, social codes, and meaning—was once, for modern society, the stuff of science fiction. But recent breakthroughs and research from the innovative team at Project CETI (the Cetacean Translation Initiative), who are using advanced AI and gentle robotics to study sperm whale communication, are making that possibility scientifically tangible. Sperm whales, …
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