Wild Dolphin Project uses AI to find patterns in dolphin sounds
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Denise Herzing, founder of the Wild Dolphin Project, says AI is helping her group find patterns in dolphin sounds from countless hours of video and audio footage.
The group is working with Georgia Tech scientists and Google DeepMind to give structure to dolphin language, but Herzing says the team has not fully translated it.
Herzing says two-way communication with dolphins remains a ways off. The team's underwater wearable computer is testing sound-based object labels, such as for a scarf and sargassum.
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AIDenise Herzing, founder of the Wild Dolphin Project, says AI is helping her research group find patterns in dolphin sounds from countless hours of video and audio footage. The group is working with Georgia Tech scientists and Google DeepMind to give structure to dolphin language but has not fully translated it. Herzing says two-way communication remains a ways off, with the team's underwater wearable computer testing sound-based object labels such as a scarf and sargassum.
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