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Lip-reading artificial intelligence could help the deaf—or spies

Lip-reading artificial intelligence could help the deaf—or spies

In a major breakthrough, researchers from Deep Mind have improved the accuracy of AI lip reading, with half the error rate of previous methods, and over 50% accuracy. If embedded in to smart devices, it could make lip reading accessible to anyone with a smartphone – both helping the many people who struggle in noisy and crowded environments, and putting at risk the privacy of many others.
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2018-08-03

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