Gibberlink: AI’s Private Communication?
Recently, a viral video featuring “Gibberlink” which showcased in 2025, showing two AI agents recognising each other during a phone conversation and switching to “Gibberlink Mode”—a specialised machine language designed for efficient AI-to-AI communication. The technology behind Gibberlink was developed by Anton Pidkuiko and Boris Starkov, two engineers at Meta. Continue Reading
A.I COMMUNICATE AND FORM SOCIETIES!
Artificial intelligence systems (AI) can create societies when left alone, forming new linguistic norms similar to human communities. Researchers have studied how large language models like ChatGPT interact with each other, aiming to anticipate an internet filled with AI systems interacting and conversing with each other. The study used the Continue Reading
IS A.I. OVER PRICED?
StabilityAI, once a billion-dollar AI start-up, is facing a slumping fortunes after record investment in AI but scant profit except for a few chip-makers. The co-founders of Inflection AI left for Microsoft, and the industry is increasingly defined by unsustainable amounts of cash, computing power, energy, and hype. Last year Continue Reading
Chatbot Recommends Torture and Surveillance in Muslim Countries
OpenAI’s ChatGPT is the most impressive text-generating demo to date, and was trained through a mix of crunching billions of text documents and human coaching. It’s also one of the newest and most popular advanced Artificial Intelligence that could in time become good enough to take over many people’s jobs. Continue Reading
UK’s Artificial Intelligence Ten Year Strategy
The UK government recently announced that it will spend up to £23 million to create up to 2,000 artificial intelligence (A.I.) scholarships across England. This will help those with non-STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) degrees get into master’s programmes. This is one step in the 10-year AI national strategy Continue Reading
The Joy of A.I.
Jim Al-Khalili de-myths any dystopian science fiction view of a ‘war between AI and humanity’ as he explores it’s origins in the mid-1950s with the first ever AI programme created by Herbert Simon and Alan Newell (who went on to win the Turing Award in 1970) called the Logic Theorist. Continue Reading
