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Do these agents evolve to communicate with each other (e.g. by wiggling)?

With OpenAI5, it would have been cool to restrict inter-agent communication to an audio channel. Would a discrete language evolve?

[pulkitsh1234]

'language' as we know is quite ambiguous and an inefficient way of communication. my guess is that what they will probably evolve is some kind of an audio encoding format for the exact information they want to convey to the other entity, like literally sending it control inputs over audio.

[pgt]

What is the difference between what you are describing and a language?

[londons_explore]

Human language has a second or more of latency.

Shouting "he's behind you!!", together with the other person hearing it, understanding it, and doing something about is is a very slow process.

AI would probably come up with signals which have less latency.

[M2Ys4U]

Given that the AIs were playing with humans, perhaps using speech to text/text to speech as an interface in order to be "human compatible" would overcome some of that.

[Yajirobe]

That is a very cool question. Now I am interested to see if anything like that has been done.

[fasthandle]

Like bees?