Dolphins, known for their intelligence and social interactions, communicate through unique clicks and whistles. Researchers at Google, in collaboration with the Georgia Institute of Technology and the Wild Dolphin Project, have created DolphinGemma, a large language model designed to process dolphin vocalizations. The model was trained using acoustic data from Atlantic spotted dolphins and is able to produce dolphin-like sounds, including unique sequences of clicks and whistles. The goal is to enable better understanding and potential two-way communication between humans and dolphins.
"These large-brained marine mammals communicate using individualized signature clicks and whistles and even seem to recognize their own names."
"In collaboration with the Georgia Institute of Technology and the nonprofit Wild Dolphin Project, Google has announced progress on what the team has as the first large language model (LLM) for dolphin vocalizations, called DolphinGemma."
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