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Open question: would AI for pets work?

Luo Baishun
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Aaron O'Leary
Product Hunt
Product Hunt
As in AI so they can speak to us? Yes, because that sounds awesome
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Aaron O'Leary
Product Hunt
Product Hunt
@luobaishun I dunnooo, sometimes I think my Frenchie has a language. I joke, but yes, agreed. Think there is some potential for AI and pets!
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Luo Baishun
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@aaronoleary Absolutely! Even though pets may not have a language, we can still sense their emotions with the help of AI. It is highly likely that something even more fascinating will emerge in this field in the near future.
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Amelia Brown
It comes as no surprise that people like spending time with and being around their animal companions. According to the PetCareRx, research have demonstrated that owning a pet can have a variety of health advantages, from lower blood pressure to improved adult cognitive function. However, artificial intelligence has offered a solution for folks who are unable to be around genuine animals.
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Richard Gao
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Evoke
AI for recognizing animal behaviour? I think it would work pretty well
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Moon
ReplyMind
ReplyMind
That's an interesting one. Here's what I think: 1. It could work for certain tasks such as training and behavior modification. 2. It could make pet care more efficient and convenient, for example, monitoring their health and providing personalized care. 3. It could also enhance the bond between pets and their owners by providing more information and insights about their pet's behavior and needs. Overall, AI for pets could have potential benefits, but it's important to consider the potential risks and drawbacks before diving in. Would love to hear your thoughts on this topic! Let's have a conversation!"
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Ronald Aparajit
KuteEngine™
KuteEngine™
It's an interesting one. We could put it in two ways - 1. With the help of AI, we can communicate with our pets, understand their emotions, behaviour and needs and train them more effectively. 2. The second one is, why not have an AI character in itself? I know many would say virtual pets may not be able to replace real ones. I agree with that, but what about those who love pets but cannot own one? (due to financial factors, living conditions, allergies, time constraints, so on and so forth)
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Sam Sial
AI for pets holds great potential. While pets require personal care and attention, AI can complement pet ownership by assisting with tasks like monitoring their health, providing reminders for feeding and exercise, or even offering companionship through virtual pets. It's not a replacement for the love and care pets need but can enhance the overall pet-owner experience. The key lies in finding the right balance between technology and the genuine human-pet bond.
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