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Researchers have developed an artificial intelligence system designed to detect pain in horses by reading their facial expressions. Detecting pain in non-verbal subjects remains one of veterinary medicine's most persistent challenges.
Horses possess an instinctive tendency to conceal signs of distress when humans are nearby, a survival trait shaped by their evolution as prey animals. The newly developed AI technology aims to overcome this behavioral barrier to improve equine welfare and medical care.