Frontiers | Editorial: Artificial intelligence in animal behaviour, veterinary behaviour and neurology

e for alerting farmers to emerging disease outbreaks before clinical signs fully manifest. By leveraging subtle shifts in cow behavior, these models could lead to timely interventions that improve overall herd health and productivity.
As these data-driven methods proliferate, the role of generative AI has become a topic of both excitement and caution. One team posed the question: “Can ChatGPT diagnose my collapsing dog?” and delved into how large language models might intersect with veterinary triage or diagnostics (Abani, De Decker et al.). Their findings underscore the need for critical

原文链接:https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/veterinary-science/articles/10.3389/fvets.2025.1607623/full