Microsoft files AI patent to rewrite live speech and sync lip movements
Microsoft has filed a patent application to use AI for rewriting speakers' speech in real-time during live streams, while simultaneously modifying lip movements to make the footage appear natural. The technology aims to enhance the accuracy of live interactions or correct pronunciation on the fly.
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