CEOs are now so intermingled in AI, they send their avatars to deal with quarterly gains instead of themselves, at least in part.
After the The AI Avatar of Klarna CEO appeared in an investment call Earlier this week, Zoom’s CEO, Eric Yuan, also followed a suit Using his avatar for initial comments. Yuan deployed his usual avatar with Zoom Clips, the company’s asynchronous video creation.
“I am proud to be among the first CEOs to use avatar in a call of earnings,” he – or rather his avatar – said. “It’s just one example of how Zoom pushes the limits of communication and cooperation. At the same time we know that confidence and security are essential.
Yuan has long been recommended to use avatars in meetings and previously said the company aims to create User digital twins. He is not alone in this vision; The Director General of AI-operated transcript service is reportedly training his own avatar to Share the workload.
Meanwhile, Zoom said it does The usual avatar addition function available to all users this week.
