Zoom Video Communications, Inc.

Alexander Waibel

Shane Paul Springer

Systems and methods for providing instant processing of virtual meeting recordings are provided. A system may include a non-transitory computer-readable medium; a communications interface; and a processor configured to execute processor-executable instructions stored in non-transitory computer-readable medium to: establish a virtual meeting having a plurality of participants, each participant of the plurality of participants exchanging audio or video streams via the virtual meeting; record, responsive to an indication from one of the plurality of participants, the audio or video streams from the plurality of participants; generate a recording of one or more audio or video tracks corresponding to the audio or video streams exchanged during the virtual meeting; receive, from a first client device, a request to customize the recording, the request comprising an identification of customizable content and a modification action; generate a customized recording based on applying the modification action to the identified customizable content.

Providing instant processing of virtual meeting recordings

Provided herein are systems and methods for delta models for providing privatized speech-to-text during virtual meetings. In one embodiment, a system may include a non-transitory computer-readable medium; a communications interface; and a processor. The processor may be configured to execute processor-executable instructions to: join a virtual meeting. Each participant in the virtual meeting may exchange audio streams with other participants in the virtual meeting. The instructions may include receiving, from a video conference provider, a local model for speech recognition. The local model may be a copy of a centralized model. The instructions may include performing speech recognition using the local model on the audio streams. Performing speech recognition may include identifying audio feature data within the one or more audio streams, identifying, based on a vocabulary database, user-specific vocabulary within the audio feature data, and generating, based on the user-specific vocabulary, a private transcription of the audio streams.

Delta models for providing privatized speech-to-text during virtual meetings

Systems and methods for enforcing consent requirements for sharing virtual meeting recordings are provided herein. In an example, a method may include receiving, from a first client device, a recording privacy request associated with a virtual meeting, and receiving, from a second client device, a request to share a recording of the virtual meeting with one or more recipients. The method may also include modifying, by a video conference provider, at least one of a first audio stream or a first video stream associated with the first client device in the recording based on the recording privacy request, and generating, by the video conference provider, a privatized recording based on the modification of at least one of the first audio stream or the first video stream. The method may also include transmitting, by the video conference provider, the privatized recording to the one or more recipients.

Enforcing consent requirements for sharing virtual meeting recordings

Systems and methods for providing automated personal privacy during virtual meetings are provided herein. The method may include establishing, by a video conference provider, a video conference having a plurality of participants. The method may also include receiving, from a first client device associated with one of the plurality of participants, a first audio stream and a first video stream, and recording responsive to an indication from one of the plurality of participants, one or more audio or video streams within a recording. The method may include receiving, from the first client device, a personal privacy request. In response to the personal privacy request, the method may include modifying, by the video conference provider, at least one of the first audio stream or the first video stream in the recording and storing the least one of the first audio stream or the first video stream as modified to the recording.

Providing automated personal privacy during virtual meetings

A system for providing off-the-record functionality is provided herein. The system may include a processor configured to execute processor-executable instructions stored in non-transitory computer-readable medium to establish a video conference having a plurality of participants, each participant of the plurality of participants exchanging a plurality of audio or video streams via the video conference. The processor may also be configured to receive, from a first client device associated with one of the plurality of participants, a first audio stream or a first video stream of the plurality of audio or video streams, and record the plurality of audio or video streams within a recording. The processor may also be configured to receive an off-the-record request to begin an off-the-record time period, and in response to the off-the-record request, prevent at least one of the first audio stream or the first video stream from being included in the recording.

Providing off-the-record functionality during virtual meetings

Systems and methods for providing a voice agent for sidebars during virtual meetings are provided. In an Example, a system including a non-transitory computer-readable medium, a communications interface, and a processor is provided. The processor configured to execute processor-executable instructions stored in the non-transitory computer-readable medium to: establish a video conference, receive, from a first client device, a request for a sidebar meeting, and transmit to the first client device: a first set of audio and video streams corresponding to a main meeting, and a second set of audio and video streams corresponding to the sidebar meeting. The processor may be configured to identify, by a voice agent, an attention cue in an audio stream from the first set of audio and video streams, and generate, by the voice agent, an alert based on the attention cue identified in the audio stream.

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