Google’s newest AI model is designed to help study dolphin ‘speech’
Google’s AI Research Lab, Google DeepMind, says it did that Made an AI model This can help with the deciphering of dolphin vocalizations, to support research efforts to better understand how dolphins communicate.
The model, called Dolphingemma, was trained with the help of data from the Wild Dolphin Project (WDP), a non -profit that Atlantic Dolphins and their behavior spotted. Built on the Open Gemma series models from Google, is Dolphingemma, which can generate “dolphin-like” sound sequences, efficient enough to run on phones, says Google.
This summer, WDP is planning to use the Pixel 9 -Smartphone from Google to provide a platform with power that can make synthetic dolphin vocalizations and listen to dolphin sounds for a matching ‘answer’. WDP previously used the Pixel 6 to do this work, says Google, and upgrading to Pixel 9 will enable researchers from the organization to perform AI models and template-dependent algorithms at the same time, according to Google.
