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Is baby hungry, sleepy or just unhappy? These Japanese apps help interpret cries
Japanese developers are creating AI-powered tools to identify the causes of a baby's distress. One example is Babylingual, a free app developed by Moto Numazawa, a father in Chigasaki, Kanagawa.
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