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Baby male peafowls don't exist?



They're called peachicks.


But if I told someone that I had baby peacocks on my farm, they wouldn't look at me bewildered and wonder what kind of animal I'm talking about. If they know what a peacock is, then they know what a baby peacock is, whether I'm using the correct word or not. The same is true if I say "baby cow" instead of calf, or "baby horse" instead of foal. You and I can picture exactly what those animals look like in our heads, and it seems AI can too.


The humans would know what you meant, but the machines do not, because until recently nobody had ever said "baby peacock".

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