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Scientists have taught an artificial intelligent system to be able to recognise goats in distress. The tool could not only improve animal welfare but help develop new ways of caring for children and other non-verbal patients, according to those behind it. Typically, understanding whether an animal is in pain or suffering can be difficult, and relies on the expertise of vets. Often the fix for a medical issue might be simple – but it may be much more difficult to know that one is needed. The system was created by filming the faces of goats that were in pain, and others that were comfortable. Those videos were then fed into a machine learning system that was taught to be able to spot those goats that might be in distress.