Microsoft patent filing describes AI that rewrites what people say in livestreams in real time
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The takeaway: Microsoft, Sony, and other companies have filed several patents in the past year that use generative AI to alter content in real time. Patents don't always become products, but the frequency of the filings demonstrates strong interest in real-time AI editing. Microsoft says its latest patent is only for cleaning up and translating broadcasts, but the basic concept raises concerns about accuracy and misinformation.
AI-edited and AI-generated videos have been among the most popular generative AI applications since the technology's initial explosion in popularity. However, a Microsoft patent filing from late last month, recently uncovered by Patentlyze, aims to enhance how AI can edit real-time streaming.
The first claim describes an AI that listens for certain words in a broadcast's audio track and replaces them with new words based on information...
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