Zoom stepped into our lives with the pandemic. With its video conferencing feature, it offered convenience during the pandemic period that ravaged the whole world. Business meetings and distance learning have come a long way. Later, he managed to gain quite a place. Nowadays, it is preparing to strengthen its power with artificial intelligence tools. Here are the details…
Zoom becomes a more powerful version with artificial intelligence tools!
Zoom gains a different identity with its smart artificial intelligence assistant. The company’s intelligent artificial intelligence assistant, AI Companion, has introduced new features and more support. He also announced plans to help more employees be more productive.
The tool proudly declared that it had now summarized one million meetings. In its announcement announcing this, the video calling company stated that it will now support 32 new languages. He also said that these will be launched as previews before being released to the general public. AI Companion users will now be able to see in-meeting questions in new languages. Will be able to receive short meeting summary summaries before the full summary.
Zoom, which is effective in introducing the concept of working from home into our lives, called on its employees to "go back to the office".
It’s no secret that video conferencing has now become the norm for many employees around the world. But many of us are still afraid of public speaking, even in the comfort of our homes. Zoom rolled up its sleeves to find a solution to this problem. Zoom aims to optimize engagement. To do this, it added a new speech analysis section to its Smart Recordings to provide the presenter with information about speaking-to-listening ratios, speech rates, and speech fillers.
Updates are planned to be released in November. Zoom users will benefit from these for free. Speaking about the company’s commitment to value, Zoom CPO Smita Hashim said, “Our unique combined approach allows us to dynamically leverage different models, helping us reduce AI overhead and provide broad access to productive AI.” said.
