Startup Electric Plant builds an AI model to decipher plants' electrical signals
TechCrunch AI · rss · 2026-10-21
Per TechCrunch, startup Electric Plant has built an AI-powered translator that deciphers the subtle electrical signals coursing through plant stems, aiming to let humans "listen" to what plants are saying. The premise: plants communicate via electricity, and the AI model handles the decoding.
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