Committed to helping humans communicate with and understand as many species as possible，a California-based nonprofit organization，Earth Species Project （ESP） is taking the lead.
"We are species-independent，" Raskin said to The Guardian，adding that ESP is developing translation algorithms（算法） that can be applied to biological systems of all kinds，from worms to whales.Raskin acknowledges that the goal is similar to going to the moon.Instead，the ESP roadmap involves solving a series of smaller problems to achieve the big picture.These tools will assist researchers in revealing the secrets of species under study using artificial intelligence.
Bees，for instance，do a special "waggle dance" to signal to each other that they should land on a certain flower，which is a form of non-verbal communication.A noisy social environment can make it difficult to determine which animal is making the sound within a group.This phenomenon is known as the "cocktail party problem".
Though there are many challenges，some progress has been made，such as an algorithm that can produce imitated animal sounds to talk directly with them.
"It's making the Al speak the language，although we don't know what it means yet，" Raskin said， "These are the tools that allow us to understand entire communication systems." As we can see，Artificial Intelligence is once again being used by scientists to break barriers and open new doors that would otherwise be unopenable.More and more scientists are turning towards artificial intelligence for help in various fields，despite many well-known scientists warning that AI must be controlled and looked over.
Last year，a former Google engineer claimed that the Al was sentient（有感知能力的）.Although this isn't likely to be the case，it shows just how far artificial intelligence has progressed.Interestingly，and in a somewhat connection to ESP，Professor Avi Loeb has proposed that Artificial Intelligence developed by humans could one day maybe identify Alien AI and communicate with it.
（1）Which statement would Raskin probably agree with？ DD
A．The purpose of EPS is to land on the the moon.
B．Researchers are studying independent animals.
C．Solving challenging problems is just the priority.
D．AI will offer humans help to understand animals.
（2）Why does the author mention "waggle dance" and "cocktail party problem"？ BB
A．To show recent discoveries researchers made.
B．To demonstrate difficulties researchers face.
C．To reveal the secrets of species to the public.
D．To arouse readers' interest in certain animals.
（3）What can we know about Al in Paragraph 5？ CC
A．AI has been abandoned by scientists.
B．Al is gradually taking scientists' place.
C．Scientists have different opinions of AI.
D．Problems can only be solved by AI alone.
（4）What does Professor Avi Loeb imply in the last paragraph？ DD
A．People need to lay great stress on the alien communication.
B．AI needs to be constantly updated to match alien technology.
C．We'll be surely able to communicate with aliens aided by Al.
D．AI has a great potentiality in the field of scientific research.
【考點(diǎn)】國際組織與社會(huì)公益機(jī)構(gòu)；說明文．
【答案】D；B；C；D
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