Microsoft details how its artificial intelligence allows for better video meetings, even on bandwidth-constrained networks.
If you’ve ever experienced a Teams video meeting with frozen or laggy video, it’s probably the fault of your patchy broadband, and now Microsoft has detailed how it is using artificial intelligence (AI) to improve calls even in those conditions. Microsoft’s latest machine-learning models are being put to the task of distinguishing between situations when end users on Teams are sharing static content like slides, and where video quality could be optimized for constrained bandwidth. “To make it easier for the end user, Teams uses machine learning to understand the characteristics of the content the user is sharing to ensure participants experience the highest video quality in constrained bandwidth scenarios,” Microsoft said.
