Revolutionary breakthrough: AI will decipher animal "conversations"

In China, they are developing technology capable of translating animal language into human language using artificial intelligence.

As BAKU.WS reports, this is according to the South China Morning Post.

Technology giant Baidu has filed a patent application for a unique development that will allow people to understand what animals are "saying." The documents were submitted to the patent office back in December last year, but the official announcement about this was only published by the Chinese National Intellectual Property Administration on May 6.

The innovative translation system will collect and analyze comprehensive data about specific animal species, including their vocalizations, body movements, behavioral changes, and biological signals. The technology, based on neural networks and machine learning, will first determine the emotional state of the animal, and then convert this information into a language understandable to humans.

It's worth noting that the publication of the application does not guarantee the issuance of a patent. The review process can last from one to five years.

Baidu has not yet disclosed its plans regarding the practical application of the technology, so it remains a mystery whether an application for communicating with pets will appear in the near future.