Google has introduced DolphinGemma, an AI model that allows researchers to speak to dolphins using Pixel phones. The model is trained to analyze and generate dolphin vocalizations, all running through the Pixel 6. Google’s Pixel phones already have you covered to understand different languages with Live Translate. But now, the company is taking things a big splash further. It turns out Pixel phones can not only help people talk to people but also help people talk to dolphins! Yes, you read that right. The same phone that helps you translate on the fly is now helping scientists decode dolphin-speak. In a new announcement timed with National Dolphin Day, Google unveiled DolphinGemma. It’s an AI model Google created in collaboration with researchers at Georgia Tech and marine scientists at the Wild Dolphin Project (WDP). The model is trained to analyze and generate dolphin vocalizations, and the best part is that it can run through Pixel phones.

Google has introduced DolphinGemma, an AI model that allows researchers to speak to dolphins using Pixel phones. The model is trained to analyze and generate dolphin vocalizations, all running through the Pixel 6. Google’s Pixel phones already have you covered to understand different languages with Live Translate. But now, the company is taking things a big splash further. It turns out Pixel phones can not only help people talk to people but also help people talk to dolphins! Yes, you read that right. The same phone that helps you translate on the fly is now helping scientists decode dolphin-speak. In a new announcement timed with National Dolphin Day, Google unveiled DolphinGemma. It’s an AI model Google created in collaboration with researchers at Georgia Tech and marine scientists at the Wild Dolphin Project (WDP). The model is trained to analyze and generate dolphin vocalizations, and the best part is that it can run through Pixel phones.

Google has introduced DolphinGemma, an AI model that allows researchers to speak to dolphins using Pixel phones. The model is trained to analyze and generate dolphin vocalizations, all running through the Pixel 6. Google’s Pixel phones already have you covered to understand different languages with Live Translate. But now, the company is taking things a big splash further. It turns out Pixel phones can not only help people talk to people but also help people talk to dolphins! Yes, you read that right. The same phone that helps you translate on the fly is now helping scientists decode dolphin-speak. In a new announcement timed with National Dolphin Day, Google unveiled DolphinGemma. It’s an AI model Google created in collaboration with researchers at Georgia Tech and marine scientists at the Wild Dolphin Project (WDP). The model is trained to analyze and generate dolphin vocalizations, and the best part is that it can run through Pixel phones.

Google has introduced DolphinGemma, an AI model that allows researchers to speak to dolphins using Pixel phones. The model is trained to analyze and generate dolphin vocalizations, all running through the Pixel 6. Google’s Pixel phones already have you covered to understand different languages with Live Translate. But now, the company is taking things a big splash further. It turns out Pixel phones can not only help people talk to people but also help people talk to dolphins! Yes, you read that right. The same phone that helps you translate on the fly is now helping scientists decode dolphin-speak. In a new announcement timed with National Dolphin Day, Google unveiled DolphinGemma. It’s an AI model Google created in collaboration with researchers at Georgia Tech and marine scientists at the Wild Dolphin Project (WDP). The model is trained to analyze and generate dolphin vocalizations, and the best part is that it can run through Pixel phones.

Google has introduced DolphinGemma, an AI model that allows researchers to speak to dolphins using Pixel phones. The model is trained to analyze and generate dolphin vocalizations, all running through the Pixel 6. Google’s Pixel phones already have you covered to understand different languages with Live Translate. But now, the company is taking things a big splash further. It turns out Pixel phones can not only help people talk to people but also help people talk to dolphins! Yes, you read that right. The same phone that helps you translate on the fly is now helping scientists decode dolphin-speak. In a new announcement timed with National Dolphin Day, Google unveiled DolphinGemma. It’s an AI model Google created in collaboration with researchers at Georgia Tech and marine scientists at the Wild Dolphin Project (WDP). The model is trained to analyze and generate dolphin vocalizations, and the best part is that it can run through Pixel phones.

Google has introduced DolphinGemma, an AI model that allows researchers to speak to dolphins using Pixel phones. The model is trained to analyze and generate dolphin vocalizations, all running through the Pixel 6. Google’s Pixel phones already have you covered to understand different languages with Live Translate. But now, the company is taking things a big splash further. It turns out Pixel phones can not only help people talk to people but also help people talk to dolphins! Yes, you read that right. The same phone that helps you translate on the fly is now helping scientists decode dolphin-speak. In a new announcement timed with National Dolphin Day, Google unveiled DolphinGemma. It’s an AI model Google created in collaboration with researchers at Georgia Tech and marine scientists at the Wild Dolphin Project (WDP). The model is trained to analyze and generate dolphin vocalizations, and the best part is that it can run through Pixel phones.

Credit: Paul Jones / Android Authority Samsung has pulled the One UI 7 update from its servers worldwide. The Android 15-based build started rolling out last week after months of delays. The pause is reportedly due to a “serious bug,” which could be related to device unlocking. Update: April 14, 2025 (10:24 PM ET): Looks like Samsung is getting ready to resume the One UI 7 rollout. According to tipster Ice Universe, the One UI 7 rollout will restart on April 15. Earlier today, Samsung shared the following statement with Android Authority:

Credit: Paul Jones / Android Authority Samsung has pulled the One UI 7 update from its servers worldwide. The Android 15-based build started rolling out last week after months of delays. The pause is reportedly due to a “serious bug,” which could be related to device unlocking. Update: April 14, 2025 (10:24 PM ET): Looks like Samsung is getting ready to resume the One UI 7 rollout. According to tipster Ice Universe, the One UI 7 rollout will restart on April 15. Earlier today, Samsung shared the following statement with Android Authority:

Credit: Paul Jones / Android Authority Samsung has pulled the One UI 7 update from its servers worldwide. The Android 15-based build started rolling out last week after months of delays. The pause is reportedly due to a “serious bug,” which could be related to device unlocking. Update: April 14, 2025 (10:24 PM ET): Looks like Samsung is getting ready to resume the One UI 7 rollout. According to tipster Ice Universe, the One UI 7 rollout will restart on April 15. Earlier today, Samsung shared the following statement with Android Authority:

Credit: Paul Jones / Android Authority Samsung has pulled the One UI 7 update from its servers worldwide. The Android 15-based build started rolling out last week after months of delays. The pause is reportedly due to a “serious bug,” which could be related to device unlocking. Update: April 14, 2025 (10:24 PM ET): Looks like Samsung is getting ready to resume the One UI 7 rollout. According to tipster Ice Universe, the One UI 7 rollout will restart on April 15. Earlier today, Samsung shared the following statement with Android Authority: