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Watch two AI models speak to each other in gibberish
If you’re a Star Wars fan, you’ve undoubtedly heard R2-D2 making unintelligible sounds to speak to the characters around him. We, the audience, can’t understand … The post Watch two AI models speak to each other in gibberish appeared first on BGR.
If you're a Star Wars fan, you've undoubtedly heard R2-D2 making unintelligible sounds to speak to the characters around him. We, the audience, can't understand R2, but everyone in the movie can. This begs the question, why doesn't R2 speak human languages?
The answer might come from a development in real life. ElevenLabs hackathon developers created a technology called GGWave that lets two AIs interact with each other using sounds that will sound like gibberish to us. It will be like watching R2-D2 talk to C-3PO. Only this time, both use gibberish, so you can't understand either droid.
Yes, having two or more AIs talk in a language humans can't understand sounds like a nightmare. But it's hardly as bad as it might seem. We're not looking at AIs that are looking to take over the world and speak in gibberish so the rest of us can't understand them. Then again, if they did do that, we wouldn't know about it.
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