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Если все пойдет как задумано, вскоре Этон сможет «слушать» и реагировать на простые команды. Словами он общаться не будет, а станет использовать собачий язык тела и всякие забавные звуки (вспомните R2-D2, щебетавшего как птичка). Возможно, со временем потомки Этона поселятся в домах инвалидов и престарелых. Они возьмут на себя функции терапевтических собак, но не будут зависеть от хозяев и смогут постоянно находиться на рабочем месте, хоть круглые сутки.