Zoom wants to let you create a digital avatar of yourself that can read out any text you give it for a video message you can send to colleagues. — Photo: Zoom/dpa
SAN JOSE: Zoom's latest feature lets you create a digital avatar version of yourself that can appear in video messages so that you don't need to record footage of your real face.
These deceptively real-looking videos will initially only be available in so-called Zoom Clips, where users can record short video messages to send to colleagues, the video conferencing platform says.
