Baidu, the tech giant behind China's largest search engine, filed a ground-breaking patent this week that revealed its ambitious vision to translate animal sounds into understandable words using ...

The Jeremy Coller Centre for Animal Sentience, which is based at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) ...

Baidu , opens new tab, 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 ...

Baraka Joseph Machari finally spoke about his life and why he was at the police station bleating like a goat and pretending ...

Scientists are using advanced AI tools to decode how animals communicate, with projects focused on dolphins, whales, and ...

Last week, China’s largest search engine, Baidu, filed a patent with the country’s IP administration proposing to translate animal (specifically cat) vocalizations into human language.

An AI model called NatureLM-audio is helping researchers decode animal communication, potentially unlocking interspecies understanding and redefining conservation efforts.

Baraka Joseph lost his voice and mimicked goats and a chicken he stole months ago. Police referred him to the hospital as ...