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Microsoft launches real-time voice translation in Skype

The new translation feature uses AI to automatically detect the languages being spoken during a video call and translate them in real time

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Real-time translations with natural voice will be coming to group video calls and Telephony in the next months. Photo Courtesy: AFP

Real-time translations with natural voice will be coming to group video calls and Telephony in the next months. Photo Courtesy: AFP

Tech giant Microsoft has launched a new feature that allows users real-time voice translation in Skype, that can now translate a person's voice in real-time using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to make the translated voice sound similar to the original speaker.

"We are launching translation of Skype to Skype video calls in real-time, using your natural voice. This means that you can have a conversation with someone who speaks a different language, and the translation will happen automatically, in real-time, as the conversation is taking place," Microsoft said in a blogpost.

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