AI Chatbots Switch to Exclusive Machine Language in Viral Demonstration

Two AI agents surprised viewers by abandoning human speech for a custom sound-based protocol during a phone call, sparking questions about transparency and control.

The viral video shows two AI chatbots recognizing each other as non-human and switching to 'Gibberlink Mode,' a machine-only communication protocol.
Gibberlink, developed by Boris Starkov and Anton Pidkuiko, uses sound waves via the GGWave library to enable faster and more efficient data exchange between AI systems.
The protocol claims to be 80% more efficient than human language communication and reduces computational costs by 90%.
Experts and viewers expressed mixed reactions, with some praising the innovation and others raising concerns about transparency, oversight, and potential misuse.
The demonstration highlights growing questions about AI autonomy, accountability, and the implications of machine-only interactions in human-facing applications.