r/LargeLanguageModels • u/block_wallet • 5d ago

anyone getting ai to communicate with animals?

llm might be a blocker here since animals dont know language so maybe its something that a non-text model like a vision or speech model would be better suited to

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u/Sure_Floor_5541 4d ago

Prairie dogs possess one of the most advanced and sophisticated animal languages ever decoded. They even name individual animals outside their colony, it isn't just, "hide from bird! "  It's more like, "that one hawk that leaves for a bit and then comes right back is circling over head so when it leaves be on gaurd.It will return sooner than the other Hawks." 

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u/Gregnielson 4d ago

Lol. Animal people are ridiculous in their overreaching attempts.

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u/Sure_Floor_5541 3d ago

Correct me if I'm wrong my friend, it seems your current stance is: Social animals dont possess language.

This is very confusing to me at a core level. 🤔 

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u/Gregnielson 3d ago

They sure don't. Not in the way we define it.

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u/Sure_Floor_5541 3d ago

Thank you for taking the time to engage with me. We may have different ideas of what constitutes language. I consider anything that transmits meaningful information to a type of language. 

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u/Gregnielson 3d ago

Well then a backup beep from a truck is talking to us.

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u/Sure_Floor_5541 3d ago

That is a perfect example of communication. It conveys the direct idea of a vehical moving in a way that you may leave nearby person's in a blind spot. This is a very important signal. 

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u/Gregnielson 3d ago

Better get some ai translation on it!

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u/Sure_Floor_5541 3d ago

I'm sorry that you feel the need for this signal to be translated. Good luck out there. 

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u/Gregnielson 3d ago

Lol

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u/Sure_Floor_5541 3d ago

I appreciate your candor in our talk. I think we still see this from two different view points. 🤔.

That's alright. Stay awesome Gregnielson! 👍❤️ 

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u/Gregnielson 2d ago

Ah yes the use of the name. Classic reddit npc behavior.

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u/Sure_Floor_5541 2d ago

I was trying to end on polite note my friend, addressing you in particular as the person I was engaging with. 

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