Microsoft patents AI that could edit live speech and match lips
Microsoft has filed a patent application that describes an AI system capable of editing live audio and video in near‑real time. The system would identify selected words, replace them with alternatives, and adjust the speaker’s lips to match the new audio. The patent claims the edits could be made within a few seconds, giving an example window of 1–10 seconds. The application, titled 'Near…
Key points
- Microsoft files patent for AI that edits live speech and adjusts lips in near‑real time.
- Patent allows different audiences to hear tailored versions of the same broadcast.
- System stores original audio and video as ground truth for future reference.
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ibtimes.co.uk · 5 November 2026
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