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AI Avatars Are Replacing Training Videos—Here’s How
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26:18Now PlayingDominik Kovacs, founder of Colossyan, an AI video company, stops by Forbes Talks to discusses his company's journey from deepfake detection to creating realistic avatars for enterprise training videos. Kovacs highlights Colossyan’s work with major companies like Novartis and Johnson & Johnson, focusing on providing AI-generated videos in multiple languages for employee training and communication. Kovacs emphasizes the importance of video quality, user-friendliness, and ethical considerations in generative AI, along with the challenges and advancements in replicating human emotions and gestures with AI avatars.
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