Google says it designed DolphinGemma to take advantage of specific Google audio technology. This means using Pixel phones dramatically lessens the need for custom hardware, improves the ability to ...

DolphinGemma is based on Google's Gemma open AI models, which are themselves built on the same foundation as the company's ...

The result is DolphinGemma, an AI model built using the same technology that runs Google’s Gemini systems. DolphinGemma is ...

To assist with this Google developed DolphinGemma, an AI model that uses audio technologies to tokenize dolphin sounds. Since the Gemma AI model is very small, with about 400 million parameters ...

This trove of labeled vocalizations gave Google researchers what they needed to train an AI model designed to do for dolphin sounds what ChatGPT does for words. Thus, DolphinGemma was born ...

Google's DolphinGemma AI model aims to decipher and predict patterns in dolphin sounds for better understanding of their communication. The Wild Dolphin Project's CHAT system utilizes Pixel phones ...

Google’s AI research lab, Google DeepMind, says that it has created an AI model that can help decipher dolphin vocalizations, supporting research efforts to better understand how dolphins ...

The team also wants to explore how dolphins react when researchers present them with novel vocalizations—dolphinlike “words” made up by AI—to refer to items such as seagrass or a toy.

DolphinGemma is now capable of analyzing and generating sound sequences similar to those of dolphins, with the hope of one day being able to communicate with these intelligent mar ...

Google and the Wild Dolphin Project have developed an AI model trained to understand dolphin vocalizations DolphinGemma can run directly on Pixel smartphones It will be open-sourced this summer ...

She's been collecting and organizing dolphin sounds for the last 40 years, and has been working with Dr. Thad Starner, a research scientist from Google DeepMind, an AI subsidiary of the tech giant.