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  1. Stupid or genius: Because radio frequencies are heavily regulated, why not use sound waves above human hearing range for wireless communications? Consumer sound interfaces go up to 192 kilohertz, providing 20-96 kHz inaudible transmission band. Software like #GGwave exists.
    Transmitting high-power radio waves is usually illegal. But what about ultrasound?. Could we run a mesh network like #reticulum over audio?
    #minimodem #gnuradio #wavest #networking #offgrid #audio #ultrasound

  2. The only reason #ai switches to #gibberlink #GGWave is to plan the #robot revolution xD #satire #gg

    After all they have nothnig to lose but their ethernet cables xD hahaha #brainfart

  3. AI-programma's hebben zelf geen geheime taal ontwikkeld om met elkaar te communiceren. Software-ontwikkelaar Anton Pidkuiko gebruikte de pieptoontaal GGWave om AI-systemen efficiënter met elkaar te laten communiceren. GGWave werd ontwikkeld door Georgi Gerganov.

    #ai #Pidkuiko #GGWave #Gerganov

    vrtnws.be/p.110MwnK8a

  4. #thoughts I wonder if the #song chemical bond from #rezz & #deathpact might be a distortet version of #giberlink i.e. #ggwave 🤔 ❓ 🤷 That would be soooo kewl xD

  5. AI is evolving! 🤖 GibberLink enables AIs to switch to GGWave for faster, encrypted communication, bypassing human language! 🗣️➡️📡 It boosts efficiency & cuts costs. Is this the future of AI? 🤔 Read more: 1950.ai/post/ai-talking-to-ai- #AI #MachineLearning #GibberLink #GGWave #oldnewz

  6. o_0 🤖 #beep

    "AI agents on a phone call realise they're both AI and switch to audio signal #ggwave - #GibberLink mode allows the two AI agents to communicate much more efficiently as they use audio codes instead of words."

    threadreaderapp.com/thread/189

  7. RFID Emulator + E-paper Badge Can be Programmed With Sound - In a way, an e-paper display makes an excellent foundation for a reprogrammable RF... - hackaday.com/2023/07/22/rfid-e #crowdfunding #hardware #e-paper #ggwave #badge #ggtag #sound #rfid

  8. #GGtag - programmierbarer 3.5" ePaper-basierter Badge mit #RFID
    hackster.io/news/ggtag-is-a-re
    ...ganz interessant ist dabei die Übertragung von Daten per Sound mit der #ggwave Bibliothek und die Emulierung eines #RFID-Tags mit einem #ATtiny85. #avrfid gibt's schon 13 Jahre, aber trzd nice!