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wired ai · November 5, 2026

AI Decodes Dolphin Language with Georgia Tech and Google DeepMind

researchers use ai to find patterns in dolphin communication, enabling two-way interaction and potentially changing our understanding of marine mammals and human impact on the planet.

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denise herzing, founder of the wild dolphin project, has been studying dolphin communication for 40 years. her team, in collaboration with georgia tech and google deepmind, is using ai to analyze patterns in dolphin audio and video footage. they have developed an underwater wearable computer that can play dolphin sounds, enabling two-way interaction. however, decoding communication from mimicry remains a challenge. understanding dolphin language could provide insights into their culture and human impact on the ocean, potentially changing our relationship with marine mammals.

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