China's Baidu looks to patent AI system to decipher animal sounds


By Liam MoBrenda Goh

What's that, kitty? Scientists have long attempted to decode animal communication, and Baidu's patent represents the latest effort to leverage AI to do so. — Photo by Jason Leung on Unsplash

BEIJING: Ever wished you could understand what your cat is trying to tell you? A Chinese tech company is exploring whether it's possible to translate those mysterious meows into human language using artificial intelligence.

Baidu, owner of China's largest search engine, has filed a patent with China National Intellectual Property Administration proposing a system to convert animal vocalisations into human language, according to a patent document published this week.

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