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Researchers are trying to use artificial intelligence to interpret the language of dolphins. They are hoping to eventually create a way for humans to translate their language into dolphin language, which would allow for the first ever interspecies communication.

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Researchers are trying to use artificial intelligence to interpret the language of dolphins. They are hoping to eventually create a way for humans to translate their language into dolphin language, which would allow for the first ever interspecies communication.

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