# Bad Influence story: Microsoft patent application describes AI editing live speech and lip movements

Active · 1 article · 1 source · First reported 11-09 02:23. Times are ET.
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Latest update (11-09 02:23): Microsoft patent application describes AI editing live speech and lip movements

Overview: Microsoft has filed a patent application for an AI system that edits a speaker's words in live video and redraws lip movements to match the changed audio, according to IT之家. The application, filed April 29, 2025, describes replacing filler words, stutters, mispronunciations, offensive terms and colloquialisms, or substituting translations based on viewer profiles.

Microsoft has not said whether it plans to develop the technology. IT之家 reports that the patent examiner rejected the submitted claims on July 29, 2026.

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