Yeah, I think lack of context and the fact that lots of communication, even humans communication, has no actions directly associated with it makes it really hard to decode. That coupled with the fact that some sounds that are made don’t really have exact meanings and sometimes no meanings at all. Prairie dogs have one of the most decoded communication systems, to the point where people even understand which prairie dog “words” are nouns and which are adjectives/descriptors, but there is still communication they are doing that people dont understand yet. Would sure be wild to gain even more insight with AI and maybe even have a translation device between human and animal!
Yeah, I think lack of context and the fact that lots of communication, even humans communication, has no actions directly associated with it makes it really hard to decode. That coupled with the fact that some sounds that are made don’t really have exact meanings and sometimes no meanings at all. Prairie dogs have one of the most decoded communication systems, to the point where people even understand which prairie dog “words” are nouns and which are adjectives/descriptors, but there is still communication they are doing that people dont understand yet. Would sure be wild to gain even more insight with AI and maybe even have a translation device between human and animal!