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Talk to Your Dog? New Gadget Claims It's Possible

4 Feb

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Summary

  • A new collar translates human speech into AI-generated dog barks.
  • The device allows owners to give commands like 'Give me a kiss'.
  • Experts doubt the ability to hold complex conversations with dogs.
Talk to Your Dog? New Gadget Claims It's Possible

A technology firm has introduced a new gadget that purports to translate human speech into dog language. The California-based company, Traini, is marketing what it calls the 'world's first real-time human-dog conversational collar'. Demonstrations on the company's website feature the device enabling owners to communicate simple requests to their pets.

For instance, a man asks his phone for the remote, and the translator converts his words into AI barks, eliciting a response from his dog. Another example shows the app translating an owner's command, 'Give me a kiss,' which the pet then acts upon. Traini describes the tool as an AI that aligns technology with pet well-being.

However, skepticism exists regarding the device's capabilities. Celebrity dog trainer Sharon Bolt questioned the notion of holding full conversations with pets. While acknowledging that an app might recognize different emotional tones in barks, she stated, 'I can't see the logic in being able to have a conversation with it.' Bolt suggested that dogs might understand specific phrases like 'dinner' or 'walkies' but not general conversation.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
Traini's new collar claims to translate human speech into AI-generated dog barks, allowing for a form of communication between owners and their pets.
Experts like dog trainer Sharon Bolt are skeptical, suggesting the technology might recognize emotional tones in barks but is unlikely to facilitate complex conversations.
The device can translate simple commands, such as asking for a remote or issuing phrases like 'Give me a kiss,' into AI barks that the dog responds to.

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