Zoom launches audio translation feature
Zoom has launched a new service that allows real-time voice translation during virtual meetings, enabling participants to hear the content in their native languages while others speak in theirs. The service relies on artificial intelligence technologies and involves three stages: automatic speech recognition, machine translation, and text-to-speech conversion, functioning approximately in real time. Currently, the service supports five languages—English, Chinese, Spanish, French, and Japanese—with plans to add more languages by 2026, including Arabic. The feature can be easily activated within a meeting without prior coordination or interference with other participants, as each user can independently set their preferences.
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