Just when you thought things couldn’t get any crazier, this happens. Apparently, Facebook was conducting an experiment involving artificial intelligence robots before said robots began talking to themselves in a barely recognisable language. Facebook had hoped to make a breakthrough by pushing the chatbots to negotiate and sell products with a certain value like hats, baseball bats e.t.c to themselves. Here now comes the weird part, the robots then began this interaction by negotiating in language that wasn’t understandable to anyone other than themselves. The handlers of the program were also perturbed by this development. However, it seems that the robots were able to complete the transactions between each other because they understood each other perfectly. A typical conversation between the chatbots went thus;
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