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AI Risks May 08, 2025 · scmp.com

Baidu AI patent application reveals plans for turning animal sounds into words

... AI tech for translating animal sounds. Coco Fengin Guangdong. Published: 7:00pm, 7 May 2025. Chinese artificial intelligence giant Baidu is seeking a ...

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