Google has developed an artificial intelligence model called DolphinGemma aimed at communicating with dolphins. The model aims to analyze the sounds of dolphins, decode communication patterns, and establish mutual communication with them.

Google has developed an artificial intelligence model with the goal of communicating with dolphins.

Dolphins, as highly intelligent beings, can work together in groups and communicate using unique sounds.

Scientists are trying to understand what these animals are saying with sounds like whistles and clicks.

The Wild Dolphin Project (WDP) has been observing dolphins in the Bahamas for 40 years, creating a vast archive of sound and video recordings. This data was provided to the DolphinGemma artificial intelligence model developed in collaboration with Google and the Georgia Institute of Technology. DolphinGemma, similar to language models like ChatGPT and Gemini, analyzes sounds to predict what comes after the sounds produced by the dolphins. The model has 400 million parameters and can run on Pixel phones. Google states that this model will be beneficial in WDP’s research. Additionally, scientists have developed a system called CHAT aimed at establishing mutual communication with dolphins. CHAT aims to create a shared vocabulary by producing artificial whistles associated with objects dolphins like. The long-term goal is to understand the language of dolphins and communicate with them effectively.