A chicken "language" translator was created in Japan

Japanese scientists have created a chicken "language" translator based on artificial intelligence. REN TV reports about this with reference to Business Insider. Professor Adrian David Cheok used a special technology called Deep Emotional Analysis. It allows to determine the feelings of birds. Scientists tested 80 chickens and roosters. Now, by the "language" of birds, it is possible to determine whether they are happy, stressed, satisfied, hungry, or perhaps afraid of something at a certain time. "If we can understand the emotions of animals, we can create better living conditions for them," Professor Cheok is quoted as saying by Business Insider. According to researchers, depending on the breed of chicken, its "language" can also change. Source: khabar.uz