00:00Just before dawn, when the city is not yet fully awake, a sound pierces the silence, the crow, then another, then many, crows perched on electric wires, on roofs, on the branches of dead trees, watching the world below without blinking.
00:30We thought it was just a noise, birds with black wings, symbols of death, bad omens, creatures that survive only on leftover food, but what if we were wrong, if these sounds were not noise but language, if the crows had been talking about us all this time,
01:00It shakes all our notions about humans, intelligence, and nature, because the truth is, the crows are watching us, and they remember, Chapter One, A Bird That's Smarter Than It Should Be, The Crows
01:30Something different, they solve puzzles, use jars, plan for the future, teach their children, in laboratories crows have sometimes proven to be more intelligent than dogs, parrots and even some monkeys.
02:00that the same sound had different meanings in different situations, humans were listening but unable to understand, Chapter Two, The Entry of Artificial Intelligence The human ear has its limits, not AI, machine learning systems have spent thousands of hours
02:30Repetitions, subtle patterns, and then something shocking happened, the sounds that humans used to associate as a single cawing, the AI split them into dozens of separate messages, then the most horrifying discovery came to light, some sounds were specifically for humans.
03:00But wearing a strange mask, after some time the same scientist came without the mask, and some other people came wearing the same mask, the result was shocking, whoever wore that dangerous face, the crows attacked him, screamed, chased him, even
03:30The AI showed that the warning calls used for humans were different, for hawks or cats, and for humans, allowing crows to recognize different humans, such as by name.
03:44Chapter Four, The Culture of Memories
03:48Crows can live for 20 years or more, forming families, groups, and creating memories.
03:58AI analysis revealed that their voices also contain time information.
04:02In simple words, this person was dangerous before, this person gives food, stay away from him.
04:10Humans consider themselves the greatest species of history and memories.
04:15But crows also keep their history, without books, without technology
04:20And they teach this knowledge to the next generation.
04:24Even the dialects of crows were different in different cities, just like human languages.
04:30Chapter Five, The Dreaded Question
04:34Now Vijnana started turning into philosophy.
04:37If crows recognize humans, tell stories about them, remember them, and teach others, what more can they do?
04:46AI can now predict how crows will react when they see a human.
04:53Meaning, crows take birds
04:56They assess
04:58And all this happens collectively.
05:00a scary thought
05:02Are the most cautious species in cities?
05:06No longer human
05:07Choki crows see everything
05:10from the peaks, from the pillars, from the sky
05:12They also see our kindness.
05:16And our ugliness too
05:17Chapter F is
05:19Myths and old warnings
05:22Crows have always been prominent in ancient tales.
05:26Odin's two ravens in Norse mythology
05:29Hogin and Munin, symbols of thought and memory
05:33Crows in many cultures
05:35Associated with death and justice
05:37Maybe it wasn't just blind faith.
05:40Perhaps our ancestors had some idea
05:42Now Ayay has proved that impression.
05:46Chapter with
05:48What does this mean for us?
06:03So our every move is recorded.
06:05Every kindness, every violence
06:07And the crows don't forget
06:10Chapter Eight
06:12Future Talks Scientist
06:14Now working on two-way translation
06:17We understand the crows
06:18And they us
06:20But the question is this
06:21If we actually start talking to them
06:23So who will be responsible?
06:26And if they have anything to say about us
06:29If we don't like it
06:30Conclusion
06:32eyes looking up
06:34Next time you hear the sound of crows in the morning
06:37listen carefully
06:38They are not just noise
06:41they are talking
06:43About food
06:44About the danger
06:46And maybe about you
06:48Because for the first time man is understanding this
06:51We were never the only wise ones
06:54We just talked the most
06:57And the black sentinels on the stars and poles above still watch
07:03Remembering and calling out
07:27are remembering
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