Zoom launches deepfake risk detection for video calls starting December 2026
emmanuelvivier · x · 2026-10-21
Zoom is rolling out a "deepfake risk detection" tool for video calls that analyzes video and audio signals to determine whether they "may have been altered outside of Zoom," flagging potential synthetic faces during meetings.
Alongside it, Zoom is launching an AI feature to make presenters "appear more engaged" and real-time AI smoothing of voices and accents. All three features are slated to launch in December 2026.
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