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AI Monitoring of Animals Gets Wild

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By Sam Greengard Verified
| Communications of the ACM Verified
Tracking animals in the wild has always been a game of hide-and-seek. Millions of years of evolution have made it extraordinarily difficult to detect and understand the complex behaviors of animals, even with sophisticated camera traps and an array of sensors. As a result, biologists, zoologists, and field researchers are turning to next-generation digital tools to fill the gaps.
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Does Technology Have a Language Problem?

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By Sam Greengard Verified
| Communications of the ACM Verified
English has always served as the lingua franca of the tech world. Read an academic paper, peruse an open source library, view a bug report, or assess a security alert, and you’re almost certain to encounter American and British words. That’s no accident. The field grew up speaking English. Yet this language no longer monopolizes the global conversation. In 1990, about 94% of scholarly articles and conference proceedings appeared in English, but by 2023 that figure had dropped to 85%.
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Is AI Creating a Culture of Avoidance?

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By Sam Greengard Verified
| Communications of the ACM Verified
As chatbots and AI companions emerge as communication tools of choice for humans, a new and unsettling dynamic is taking shape. Tools that can smooth over difficult communication between friends and coworkers—reducing misunderstandings, hurt feelings, or social discomfort—also have a downside. Left unchecked, they may erode human intuition and sabotage empathy.
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