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Google’s DolphinGemma AI Bridges the Gap Between Humans and Dolphins

Salman Akhtar
Last updated: 28 April 2025 21:36
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Dolphins stand out for their intelligent nature and friendly manner. Dolphins communicate via whistles, clicks, along with squawks when they talk to one another. Scientists collaborate with Google to decode mysterious dolphin sounds, which could enable possible dolphin-human communication in the future.

Meet DolphinGemma: The Dolphin Translator AI

Google created a special AI tool called DolphinGemma. This AI system analyzes dolphin sounds through pattern recognition to identify similarities between words that construct sentences in human speech. The AI has undergone training with audio files gathered throughout 40 years by the Wild Dolphin Project, which focuses on wild dolphin research.

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Dolphins make different noises for different reasons:

  • Whistles: Mothers and babies use these to find each other.
  • Squawks: Dolphins make these angry sounds during fights.
  • Clicks: Used to hunt or flirt, like when chasing sharks or attracting a mate.

DolphinGemma sorts these sounds into groups to figure out what they might mean.

How DolphinGemma Works

Google’s AI uses technology from Pixel phones to record dolphin sounds clearly. The phone’s microphone filters out background noise like waves or boat engines. This helps DolphinGemma focus only on dolphin noises.

Once recorded, the AI breaks the sounds into tiny pieces (like puzzle parts) and looks for patterns. For example, if dolphins always make a certain whistle before playing, DolphinGemma might learn that whistle means “fun time.”

Teaching Dolphins Human Words

Scientists are also testing a system called CHAT. They play fake dolphin sounds (made by humans) to teach dolphins new “words” for things they love, like seaweed or toys. If a dolphin copies the sound, it gets the item as a reward.

This helps dolphins learn to “ask” for things using sounds humans understand.

Why This Matters

Understanding dolphins could help protect them. If we know when they are stressed or happy, we can create safer oceans. Plus, chatting with dolphins would be amazing! Imagine asking a dolphin about its day or warning it about danger.

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What’s Next

Google will share DolphinGemma with scientists worldwide this summer. The research efforts on dolphin biology and whale intelligence increased because of this development. DolphinGemma moves us nearer to successful dolphin communication however, it will not lead to such ability in the near future. DolphinGemma operates now as a dolphin lexicon that translates dolphin language through individual whistles.

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