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Absolutely. The dog "Bunny" for example is really an incredible version of that. Watch a few of these videos and it will change how you see dogs for ever. Some
by secfirstmd 5y ago
Absolutely. The dog "Bunny" for example is really an incredible version of that. Watch a few of these videos and it will change how you see dogs for ever. Some examples of these dogs just focus on food or play. Bunny gets into questions about family, concern for neighbours dogs and existential stuff like "Mom, were you dog?"
https://www.instagram.com/whataboutbunny/ https://www.instagram.com/whataboutbunny/
- amanaplanacanal 5y agoBunny as presented is pretty mind blowing. But I wonder: since we only see a tiny part of her interactions, is this an example of a million monkeys with a million typewriters?
- Workaccount2 5y agoIt strikes me as more likely that bunny is just memorizing button combinations (or more likely just a button, with ad-lib other buttons thrown in) that lead to certain actions - totally independent of the words being said. Take chimps for example, who learned hundreds of sign words. Despite knowing how to "communicate", they never once asked a question. I haven't watched a bunch of bunny videos, but it strikes me more as astrological sign reading than "dogs finally have a meaningful way to communicate".