New software that changes your face to another in real time when making video calls

  Video conferencing is used much more today than before, with millions of people forced to work from home and conduct teleconferencing. This has resulted in an avalanche of solutions to make this resource more entertaining and productive at the same time.

The service we're going to mention on it today isn't very fruitful, but it's really impressive: It uses artificial intelligence to alter our face in real time, so that it looks like we are someone else, including many famous people (like Einstein).

It's Xpression Camera, and it's a program for Mac that we can install for free. Once installed, we will choose in the video call program to the new camera that will be used: Xpression Camera, to replace our camera. We can do this with Zoom, Twitch, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, or any other video calling program.

When the video call is made, information from our face will travel through the software, which will process it before sending it to the webcam, with our voice synchronized. The result is like the one you can see in this video:

A Mac version of the program is now available pending release for Windows and Linux.

Link:  Xpression Camera

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