Redditor pitches AI translating animal vocalizations into human language at 99% accuracy
Mr--Clean--Ass-Naked · reddit · 2026-10-17
The poster notes game-splitting/merging seemed impossible two weeks ago but now works, and proposes a new quest: have AI analyze the tone, pitch, and length of animal vocalizations and translate them into readable human language, claiming 99% accuracy. It's a speculative open question with no concrete technical approach.
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