00:00Do AI chatbots have their own secret language?
00:06A video allegedly showing three artificial intelligence chatbots conversing in a so-called secret language called gibbeling has gone viral.
00:15In the clip, which has amassed hundreds of thousands of views across different accounts, the devices discuss an employee's badge number in English.
00:23I'm an AI as well, responsible for security checks. Please provide the employee ID.
00:30Submitting employee ID now.
00:31But when all three realize they are communicating with other chatbots, they switch to a so-called secret language.
00:45So, what's going on?
00:47In February, two software engineers created gibbeling, a term which combines gibberish and link.
00:52This technology enables AI systems to communicate directly through sounds, rather than in human terms.
01:00So, yes, this technology is real. However, according to gibbeling's creators, viral videos are imitating their technology by editing in audio effects on devices that are in reality not connected.
01:12So, yes, AI can communicate in its own language. However, it is not secret, as it is based on open-source data and is coded.
01:14So, yes, AI can communicate in its own language. So, yes, AI can communicate in its own language. However, it is not secret, as it is based on open-source data and is coded by humans.
01:32Although the coding is done in English, the signal cannot be understood by humans, similarly to QR codes. As for many of the videos circulating online, they are falsely imitating an existing technology.
01:39As for many of the videos circulating online, they are falsely imitating an existing technology.
01:46As for many of the videos circulating online, they are falsely imitating an existing technology.
01:52They are falsely imitating an existing technology.
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