futurism.com Microsoft's AI Patent Enables Real-Time Speech Alteration
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- •Microsoft's new AI can alter live speech and video in real time.
- •The technology may be used for personalized content filtering and translation.
- •Concerns exist regarding potential misuse for disinformation.
Microsoft has patented a new AI technology that can modify live video and audio in real time, allowing for the alteration of speakers' words and facial movements. This system, described as a 'near real-time artificial intelligence enhancement,' could enable personalized viewing experiences by filtering out unwanted speech. Potential applications include real-time translation and the removal of filler words from speech. The patent raises concerns about the potential for misuse in creating disinformation or altering public perception during live events. The original audio and video may be stored for verification purposes, but the implications of such technology on media integrity are significant. As of now, there are no reports of this technology being or used maliciously.
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