DeepL has so far mostly been about translating written texts, but in an increasingly competitive and inventive AI market, the company is now launching live translations to help people host video chats in multiple languages. — Photo: Florian Schuh/dpa
COLOGNE: The German AI start-up DeepL is launching a feature for translating spoken language in real time, DeepL Voice, the company's chief executive and founder, Jaroslaw Kutylowski, has announced.
DeepL will then be able to provide live translations for video chat, allowing people to join the likes of a Zoom meeting in several languages. There will be an app for mobile devices that can be used to translate face-to-face conversations in real time.
