Microsoft Teams is getting a feature that is crucial in this AI era
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Microsoft Teams will gain a new layer of protection to identify deepfakes during meetings. Expected to start being released in November, the resource will analyze audio and video signals manipulated or generated by artificial intelligence and notify participants when there are signs of falsification. Detection will be made in real time by certified third party companies' solutions, according to Microsoft's official schedule 365. These services m…
Microsoft's collaborative application will soon integrate a tool that can detect deepfake videos that can be used by some during a meeting or interview.
AI-generated deepfakes are becoming a growing problem, as scammers are increasingly falsifying live video streams. Therefore, Microsoft is now planning a new feature for teams to warn users of artificially generated audio and video content. (Read more)
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