This AI Makes Users a Virtual Doppelgänger for Video Calls - Nerdist

Last year, graphics processing chip manufacturer NVIDIA released a new AI platform for video calls. The AI platform, Maxine, offers several intriguing features, including the game-changing ability to make it look like you're paying attention when you're not. Now, NVIDIA scientists have come up with another video-conferencing AI; one that'll let people use what are essentially deepfake versions of themselves for calls. The company's obviously building out Maxine, and looking for ways to make video conferencing better in general. The purpose of this particular AI is to lessen the amount of information that needs to be transmitted through the network in order to have clear video calls.