Something interesting emerged from the recent ElevenLabs London Hackathon. Developers Boris Starkov and Anton Pidkuiko unveiled a protocol enabling AI voice assistants to communicate efficiently using a sound-based communication mode called Gibberlink. The approach not only conserves computational resources but also exemplifies the potential for AI systems to optimize their communications autonomously, paving the way for more efficient machine-to-machine interactions in the future.
Don’t worry. The AI chatbots haven’t invented any secret language that human can’t understand. They are utilising GGWave, an open-source data-over-sound communication library that enables the transmission of small amounts of data using modulated sound wave.
But maybe we should have an app to decode GGWave so that we can eavesdrop on the AI chatbots. Just in case they are plotting something against us.
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