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    From Tilde@invalide@invalid.invalid to sci.lang on Sun Sep 21 23:21:51 2025
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    Couple interesting bits, but mostly meh.


    https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-025-02917-9
    17 September 2025

    ...
    Perhaps unsurprisingly, many scientists turn to
    artificial intelligence (AI) tools to speed up
    the detection and interpretation of animal sounds,
    and to probe aspects of communication that human
    listeners might miss. rCLItrCOs doing something that
    just wasnrCOt possible through traditional means,rCY
    says David Robinson, an AI researcher at the Earth
    Species Project, a non-profit organization based
    in Berkeley, California, that is developing AI
    systems to decode communication across the animal
    kingdom.
    ...





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  • From HenHanna@NewsGrouper@user4055@newsgrouper.org.invalid to sci.lang on Thu Sep 25 17:03:32 2025
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    Tilde <invalide@invalid.invalid> posted:


    Couple interesting bits, but mostly meh.


    https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-025-02917-9
    17 September 2025

    ..
    Perhaps unsurprisingly, many scientists turn to
    artificial intelligence (AI) tools to speed up
    the detection and interpretation of animal sounds,
    and to probe aspects of communication that human
    listeners might miss. rCLItrCOs doing something that
    just wasnrCOt possible through traditional means,rCY
    says David Robinson, an AI researcher at the Earth
    Species Project, a non-profit organization based
    in Berkeley, California, that is developing AI
    systems to decode communication across the animal
    kingdom.
    ..





    "Meh" is a colloquial interjection used to express indifference, boredom, or a lack of enthusiasm. It often conveys that something is mediocre, unremarkable, or not worth the speaker's interest or emotional investment.

    It can be considered a verbal shrug, indicating apathy or mild disappointment.

    The term originated possibly from Yiddish and gained mainstream popularity in American English through shows like The Simpsons.

    It can be used as an adjective meaning something is dull or unimpressive, or as a non-committal response to show disinterest.


    ----------- Homer says it? I dont remember it.
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