AI Breakthrough: Decoding Cat Meows into Human Language
A Chinese tech company, Baidu, has filed a patent proposing a system to translate animal vocalizations, including cat meows, into human language using AI. This innovation could enhance communication between humans and animals, but remains in the research phase. Similar global efforts are underway.

In a bid to bridge the communication gap between humans and their feline companions, a Chinese technology giant is pioneering an AI-driven solution. Baidu, the company behind China's largest search engine, has recently filed a patent seeking to translate the enigmatic vocalizations of cats into human language.
The patent application submitted to the China National Intellectual Property Administration specifies a sophisticated system designed to convert animal sounds into understandable human language. The system will gather and process data such as vocalizations, behaviors, and physiological cues, with the intention of interpreting an animal's emotional states.
While Baidu's initiative has captivated tech enthusiasts and pet owners, it remains in its nascent research phase. This endeavor mirrors other global attempts, including Project CETI and the Earth Species Project, both of which are also employing AI to decode animal communication.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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