Microsoft unveiled this week an AI-based video translation feature that will soon soon come to Edge. The feature will automatically generate foreign language transcriptions and dubs for.
Something to look forward to: Fast real-time translation is one key selling point that tech giants have used to push generative AI, and Microsoft will soon bake it into its Edge browser. While YouTube has been developing translation services for some time, Microsoft aims to extend AI video translations to many other sites and services.
Microsoft unveiled this week an AI-based video translation feature that will soon soon come to Edge. The feature will automatically generate foreign language transcriptions and dubs for videos on an expanding range of sites, including YouTube, LinkedIn (Microsoft owned), Bloomberg, Reuters, and Coursera, among others.
Microsoft posted a brief clip to demonstrate the functionality. The video shows an Edge user clicking on a translation icon near the top of a LinkedIn video of a Microsoft Ignite keynote from CEO Satya Nadella.
