SAEDNEWS: The Earth Species Project is using artificial intelligence to study complex animal sounds, hoping to build a basic dictionary of communication that could transform human–nature relations.
A revolutionary initiative, the Earth Species Project, is using artificial intelligence to explore the hidden language of animals.
Instead of creating a direct “translator,” researchers are building an elementary lexicon of animal communication to aid conservation efforts and reconnect humans with the natural world.
The project studies vocalizations from zebra finches, Hawaiian crows, beluga whales, and more, seeking patterns and meanings in their calls. Scientists predict that by 2030, AI could reveal unprecedented insights into how animals exchange information.
If successful, this initiative could redefine humanity’s relationship with wildlife, turning conservation into not just a science, but a dialogue with nature itself.
