Zoom says a cartoon twin can stand in for you in meetings when you don’t want to appear on video, including when you’re eating. The avatar only copies your face and head movements, so your ...

bitHuman's avatars can be used as chat agents, instructors, virtual coaches, companions, and experts in various fields. With an extremely small footprint, the avatars can run online or offline on ...

If the name Genmoji sounds familiar, it may be because of Apple's existing "Memoji," custom cartoon-style avatars first introduced in 2018.

Zoom announced human avatars today for its video meeting app. Like Apple’s Memoji or the humanoid cartoons Mark Zuckerberg wants us to use in the metaverse, the customizable virtual characters ...

Last month, Bitmoji upped its game with the launch of Bitmoji Fashion, a new feature that lets users dress their avatars in clothes from Calvin Klein, Marc Jacobs, Alexander McQueen, Diane von ...

HeyGen’s interactive avatars could signal a key pivot in the evolution of chatbots, ushering in an era where digital experiences are defined by AI generated interaction.

Zoom Video Communications is set to launch AI avatars that can deliver messages on behalf of users by mimicking their appearance and voice, with the feature expected to be available for purchase ...

The show is, by design, a clue to the still-Toronto-based Bitmoji team’s broader ambitions: to become the world’s foremost designer of cartoon avatars across an ever-growing number of mediums ...

Zoom has launched animated avatars that mimic your movements and facial expressions during meetings. The feature is currently limited to the video chat app’s beta program, which lets paying customers ...