Could effective animal-human communication be facilitated by artificial intelligence? Truthfully, the idea is both alluring and bizarre. In any case, AI techniques might enable interaction with the animal realm. Scientists have discovered that shapes may be used to visually express languages, both human and animal. These shapes can then be interpreted by AI techniques.

According to Earth Species Project co-founder and president Aza Raskin, "you ask the AI to generate a shape that symbolizes a language." "The word "dog" would wind up in the same place if you took the shapes for English and Japanese and rotated one shape on top of the other. When translating animal communication, for example, from behavior to what the animals are speaking or from what the animals are saying to another language of another animal, you can do it in the animal domain." A nonprofit organization called Earth Species Project is now looking at ways to understand animal communication using developments in AI.

Raskin told Newsy that by using the human voice to teach AI tools, the program could carry on a conversation for a few seconds even after the individual speaking has stopped giving the system voice data. This is intended to be expanded to include animal communication.

Thus, people should soon be able to inquire about their dogs and cats as to why they are meowing and barking, respectively. Then, pets could comprehend human language as well! A translation tool can be made using a species' behavior, body language, and even travel patterns. Even then, new discussion points about the morality and consequences of such communication will be opened up by such technology.