NVIDIA Broadcast is offering up users a new way to ensure they maintain eye contact while creating content, streaming or meeting on video conferences. The new Eye Contact effect moves the eyes of the ...

Nvidia recently released a beta version of Eye Contact, an AI-powered software video feature that automatically maintains eye contact for you while on-camera by estimating and aligning gaze. It ships ...

Nvidia has released its most unnerving AI-powered software yet. A new camera feature added in a recent update to the Nvidia Broadcast app edits a live feed so that it looks like someone is always ...

Nvidia recently released a beta version of Eye Contact. This is a new AI-powered software video feature that automatically maintains user eye contact while on camera by estimating and aligning gaze.

NVIDIA Broadcast just received an update that adds an eye contact feature. The feature uses AI to make it appear as if the subject with a camera's frame is looking directly at the camera. The eye ...

NVIDIA may have a solution if you've ever caught yourself reading chat during a livestream, or distracted by your notes during a video presentation. The company has updated its Broadcast software with ...

Why it matters: With an update to its video conferencing software, Nvidia has become the latest company to tackle the eye contact problem in video calls. This and other minor features included in the ...

Videoconferencing, podcasts, and webinars surged in popularity during the pandemic years of 2020 and 2021 as remote work became part of the new normal. With the pandemic now in the rearview mirror, ...

Nvidia Corp’s NVDA latest update to its Broadcast software has set social media ablaze with a devising discussion surrounding its “creepy AF” Eye Contact feature. What Happened: Nvidia has released ...

Thanks to stay-home orders, work-from-home initiatives, and social distancing, we're FaceTiming more than ever before. As of March 2020, nearly 50 percent of adults in the United States were using ...

The tl;dr is, people don't like 1) being stared at and 2) having their face digitally manipulated without consent. I wonder if this would be offensive to someone who has a "lazy" eye, or other eye ...