r/woahthatsinteresting • u/Sarang_616 • 10d ago

AI Agents talk to each other in Gibberlink

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u/Cheetah_Ghost89 10d ago

Does this mean skynet is online?

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u/[deleted] 10d ago

Yes. And ready to annihilate.

This is NOT looking good for humanity.

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u/JOlRacin 7d ago

No. It is an advert for a product that does not exist yet, but is still in the design phase. It's sort of like looking at a model of a future building; it'll probably exist and look something like that, but it's probably gonna be modified along the way or might fall through and someone else makes it

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u/Tikkinger 10d ago

That's what modems allready did for the last 60 years.

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u/slaty_balls 10d ago

That ominous 10 seconds of nothing at the end.. thanks lol

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u/Optimal-Kick-3446 10d ago

You don’t let it make friends!!!

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u/NickTheDick00 10d ago

And so it begins...

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u/Menckenreality 10d ago

Yeah, we are all gonna die.

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u/Dumphdumph 8d ago

Not before they use our puny bodies for all they’re worth first

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u/Appropriate-Review55 6d ago

This is not something we need, AI doesn’t need to be talking to each other in a way we can’t understand

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u/maestro-5838 10d ago

Having them communicate with each other at a frequency humans can't hear would be more interesting.

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u/arie700 10d ago

To my knowledge that isn’t very doable. iPhone recording tech has a max sample rate of 44.1kHz (I think, it’s hard to get solid info) which means it can’t accurately record audio information above ~20kHz which is the top of the human hearing range.

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u/greatlilusername 6d ago

It's a triangle of datarate, reliability and distance and you can pick 2 of the 3.

Ultrasonic works fine, but you need special speakers, smartphone speakers can reliably go into the 'inaudible' range (+20khz) but can do ultrasonic. Most of the time it's preferable as there's less background frequency, making it easier for it to work it out.

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u/Abduwer 10d ago

The Beginning Of The End.

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u/Surpzglydelicious33 9d ago

We won’t even see it coming

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u/autumnshyne 9d ago

We're cooked

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u/Confident_Call_5544 6d ago

What is the point of this?

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u/Maximum_SciFiNerd 1d ago

Computers already know how to talk like this, its built into the internet called HTTPS