Zoom launches deepfake risk detection tool for video calls
Original headline: Zoom is launching a new “deepfake risk detection” tool for video calls.
Zoom announced a new feature that detects deepfake threats in video meetings. The tool analyzes video and audio signals to assess whether content has been altered outside of Zoom. The company also introduced an AI-powered assistant to help presenters.
Real-time deepfake detection enhances security and trust in virtual meetings.
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