Ai will help you talk to your pet according to new research initiative

AI is getting involved in our lives very fast. Technology companies are constantly working to connect artificial intelligence in one way or the other. Now the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) has launched the Jeremy Caller Center for Animal Santies. It is the first research center in the world to study in a scientific way of consciousness of animals. Starting on September 30, it will be found out how to better understand other animals including human pets through advanced technology like Artificial Intelligence. Let us know about it in detail.

The Guardian AccordingThis center has been prepared at a cost of 40 lakh pounds. Through this project, it will be known how Artificial Intelligence (AI) can make communication between humans and animals possible. Researchers want to create tools by decoding behavior related signs and patterns that are better to understand the feelings or expression of their animals to pet owners. However, the center will also study the misuse and disadvantages of such technology.

In this center, experienced of neurology, philosophy, veterinary science, artificial intelligence, law and behavioral science will work together. This will lead to study of animals ranging from dogs, cats to insects, crabs and cutalfish etc.

The center’s director Profoser Jonathan Birch said that “We want our pets to show or show human qualities. With the arrival of AI, your pet will reach different levels of talking to you.” “But AI often prepares artificial response that does not be based on users’ reality and satisfies humans. It can be very bad if it is implemented for pets.” Safelopod Mollusk and Decapod crustacean for the Animal Welfare Act (Consciousness) have also been included.

Birch reported that dog owners often move that their pet does not have any problem when he is alone for a long time. The advanced advanced translation app based on large language models can make this promise, but eventually harm the owners by telling what they want to hear, not the animal that the animal needs.

Birch said that “We need to immediately need framework for AI responsible and moral use in the case of animals. At present, there is a lack of regulation in this sector. The center wants to prepare moral guidelines that are considered at global levels.”