Microsoft Patent Describes AI That Could Edit Livestream Speech
AI · First reported 7 Nov, 13:51 · Updated 14:22

A Microsoft patent describes AI that could replace words in livestream audio and alter a speaker’s lip movements to match. The filing presents uses including speech cleanup, filtering and translation; the articles note that a patent filing does not mean the technology will become a product.
- The patent describes replacing selected words in a livestream, with changes potentially tailored to a viewer’s profile, including age, location or language.
- Proposed uses include removing filler words, filtering profanity and translating speech with lip movements adjusted to match.
- The articles caution that a patent is not a product; Microsoft’s filing does not establish that the system will be released.
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- Microsoft
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- Replace selected livestream words and adjust lip movements to match
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- Age, location and language
- Potential uses
- Speech cleanup, content filtering and translation
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