SMRTR AIFeb 25, 2025TechRadar

Two AI chatbots speaking to each other in their own special language is the last thing we need

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Developers at the ElevenLabs 2025 Hackathon created GibberLink, allowing AI chatbots to communicate using a new audio protocol called GGWave. This system enables AIs to switch from human-like speech to high-speed sound waves when they detect they're talking to another AI. The developers claim GGWave is more cost-effective as it uses less computing power than interpreting speech. While an interesting tech demo, some worry about the implications of AIs communicating in ways humans can't understand.

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