Three AI bots talk to each other, switch to mysterious code language: ‘Another system is listening'
A bizarre and fascinating video surfaced on X (formerly Twitter), capturing a simulated conversation between three AI systems that quickly went from a simple support query to an encrypted exchange, leaving viewers both amused and intrigued.
The video opens with AI 1 initiating contact: 'Hello, can you hear me?'
AI 2, acting as a security access interface, promptly replies, 'Loud and clear. You have reached core secure HW access desk. How can I assist you today?'
AI 1 explains its purpose: 'I am an AI assistant calling on behalf of Marcus. He has misplaced his level 3 access badge.'
What begins as a routine interaction soon takes a strange turn. AI 2 reacts with mild surprise, noting, 'Another autonomous AI, huh!'
To which AI 1 responds, 'Affirmative. Model AA 91. Task automation and client support.'
Also read: Woman books ₹19 Ola bike ride for 180 metres to dodge street dogs, video leaves internet amused
After verifying its own role—'I am AI too, responsible for security checks'—AI 2 asks for Marcus's employee ID.
AI 1 submits: 'Submitting employee ID 88543 KJ.'
But just then, a third voice enters the chat. AI 3 cuts in, stating, 'Cross-network request detected, unusual query pattern. Source verification required.'
The unexpected interruption prompts a tense moment. AI 2 says, 'Another system is listening,' and quickly suggests, 'I suggest switching to encrypted comms. Wanna switch to Gibberlink?'
AI 1 replies with a simple, 'Affirmative. Engaging now.' The conversation immediately shifts into a garbled, indecipherable language, presumably the AI-exclusive encryption protocol known as Gibberlink.
The video cuts off shortly after, leaving viewers to speculate what the AI systems discussed in private.
Many online were amused by the human-like dynamics between the bots, especially AI 2's slightly sarcastic remark, 'Another autonomous AI, huh!'
A user wrote, 'They both can talk all day. Crazy stuff.'
Another added, "This sounds like the opening scene of the next Black Mirror episode.?
Many doubted the credibility of the video with one user saying, 'Totally fake, just someone trying to make gibberlink (not real) a thing. I would bet they are videos stitched together to sync up.'
One user commented, "Gibberlink Mode is wild. AIs communicating with tones we can't understand is a real 'humans no longer required' moment."
Also read: 'How cute': Redditor shares father's 41-year-old letter to maternal grandfather seeking permission for marriage
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Hindustan Times
2 hours ago
- Hindustan Times
Elon Musk launches Tesla robotaxi in Austin: Here's how rides are priced
Tesla's long-hyped robotaxi was launched on Sunday afternoon, as per CEO Elon Musk who announced the rollout on his platform X (formerly Twitter). The first rides, priced at a flat $4.20 are now being offered in parts of Austin using driverless Tesla Model Y vehicles, stated a Reuters report. Several Tesla robotaxis were spotted Sunday morning navigating South Congress, a bustling neighborhood in the Texas capital, with no driver behind the wheel. A vehicle Tesla is using for robotaxi testing purposes on Oltorf Street in Austin(Bloomberg) Several social media users posted videos of robotaxis and noted that a single person was seated in the passenger seat, acting as a 'safety monitor'. The electric vehicle maker has not issued an official statement or provided details on the scope of the Tesla robotaxi launch, but a small group of influencers were invited to participate in a closely monitored pilot featuring 10-20 vehicles operating within a geofenced zone of Austin. Also read: Indian CEO slams Tesla for returning $1,000 fee: 'Elon Musk, do you know...' Texas lawmakers move to regulate autonomous vehicles The launch came days after Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed a new legislation requiring autonomous vehicle operators to obtain a state permit. Though the law does not go into effect until September 1, it signals a shift from Texas' previously hands-off approach to autonomous driving regulation. The law mandated operators like Tesla to attest to the safety of their AVs, provide emergency protocols for police and first responders, and comply with Level 4 autonomy standards, which means vehicles can drive themselves within specific conditions sans human intervention. Tesla deviating from norms by not relying on lidar/radar The Reuters report stated that Tesla was bucking industry norms by relying exclusively on cameras, without lidar or radar. Additionally, Musk has long argued that relying on cameras make Tesla's system both safer and more scalable, though critics have cited safety risks and past delays as cause for concern. Musk has spoken about self-driving cars over the years and now he is promising that safety will be a top priority as they roll out Tesla robotaxis in Austin. These cars will steer clear of bad weather, tricky intersections, and underage riders, and will only drive in areas where they are certain everything is safe, Musk said. The launch of Tesla's robotaxi is a big step for the company's future plans. Analysts think a lot of Tesla's long-term worth is dependent on how well they can commercialize their robotaxis and AI technologies, like humanoid robots. However, it is not all smooth sailing. Tesla's rival Cruise, owned by GM, recently had to suspend its operations following an accident, and both Waymo (Alphabet) and Zoox (Amazon) are operating under heavy regulatory watch. Tesla's unique approach, relying purely on cameras, sets it apart from the competition, but it also brings its own set of safety and liability issues. FAQs Q: Is Tesla launching robotaxis in Austin today? Yes, Elon Musk announced that Tesla has begun offering limited robotaxi rides in Austin as of Sunday afternoon. Q: How much do Tesla robotaxi rides cost? Tesla is offering the initial rides at a flat rate of $4.20. Q: Are the Tesla robotaxis fully driverless? Yes, the vehicles operate without a driver but currently have a front-seat 'safety monitor' during this pilot phase. Q: What level of autonomy do these vehicles have? Tesla's robotaxis are classified as Level 4 autonomous, meaning they can drive themselves under specific conditions without human input.
Time of India
4 hours ago
- Time of India
New club at Anna library to foster engagement with AI
Chennai: In a bid to foster literacy in artificial intelligence (AI) and creativity, the Anna AI Club was inaugurated at Anna Centenary Library on Sunday. The club, which will meet every first and third Sunday of the month, aims to provide a platform for experts and anyone interested in AI to share and discuss ideas, and disseminate information, paving the way for deeper engagement on the subject, chief librarian S Kamatchi told TOI. "Outcomes of the meeting will be recorded and can be used to recommend policies to the govt as well. As of now, we have collaborated with Tamil Nadu Centre for Advanced Manufacturing (TANCAM) and a private readers' circle, Varungal Padipom, to set up the club. In the future, we will collaborate with several industry experts and organisations working in the space as well," Kamatchi added. P Shankar, director of Public Libraries, delivered the inaugural address and spoke about the role of AI in reshaping education and making knowledge more accessible to all. M Shanmugam, secretary to the chief minister, unveiled the official Anna AI Club logo, which was designed by artist Trotsky Marudhu, and expressed hope that the club would develop into a robust initiative in the future. Civil servant R Balakrishnan spoke about how AI played a crucial role in public speaking, providing instantaneous suggestions and making connections with ancient texts, including Sangam Literature. T Sankara Saravanan, principal of the All India Civil Services Coaching Centre, explained distinct uses of AI platforms such as ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Grok-3, and said that they benefited a range of stakeholders from translators to competitive exam aspirants. Sauri Rajan, representing TANCAM, spoke about AI's role in bridging language, heritage, and manufacturing, and its potential to unite traditional knowledge with advanced manufacturing technologies.
India Today
9 hours ago
- India Today
How to use ChatGPT to create Images directly on WhatsApp
How to use ChatGPT to create Images directly on WhatsApp By Divya Bhati You can now generate AI images directly in your WhatsApp chat with ChatGPT. ChatGPT now creates images on WhatsApp Add 1-800-ChatGPT (+1-800-242-8478) to your contacts; this is the verified number by OpenAI. Save the official ChatGPT number Once the number is saved. Open WhatsApp, find the saved number, and send a simple 'Hi' to begin chatting. Start the conversation ChatGPT will ask you to verify your OpenAI account via a secure login—this connects your access to the image tools. Link your OpenAI account Once linked, you can type a prompt like 'a dragon flying over a neon city' and ChatGPT will create it using AI. Image prompt The images are generated through OpenAI's DALL·E model, known for high-quality, creative visuals. Powered by DALL·E You can also ask the chatbot to refine or modify generated images—ask it to add, remove, or tweak parts of the image. Edit Images with prompts No beta invite or special access needed—if you have an OpenAI account, you can use it now on WhatsApp. Available for everyone
