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Google Meet challenges Zoom with AI noise and lighting enhancements

Last week, Google informed Reuters it could permit as much as 16 members to be visual in one grid, replicating one among Zoom‘s hottest options. Though the characteristic was once stated to have begun rolling out then, the corporate seems to have begun a much wider rollout as of late, an it is usually introducing a couple of options …
Last week, Google told Reuters it would allow up to 16 participants to be visible in a single grid, replicating one of Zoom‘s most popular features. Though the feature was said to have begun rolling out then, the company appears to have begun a wider rollout today, an it is also introducing a few features …

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