Chris KoehnckeWithin the tech security community, Zoom got called out today for a potential security vulnerability for the usage of the Mac...
Zoom Security
Within the tech security community, Zoom got called out today for a potential security vulnerability for the usage of the Mac webcam. Nothing strikes fear in a user’s heart than the notion their webcam is secretly watching [...]
Chris KoehnckeKrisp – AI for voice quality improvements
Applying AI models to real-time media is hard but there are promising developments. Months ago, I had experimented with Krisp.ai, a product offering from 2Hz. A SF based start-up, Krisp.ai, is looking to license its AI driven audio SDK to communication applications. The Krisp SDK promise is to “on the fly” improve audio [...]
Chris KoehnckeDriving a JetBridge
While AI theories abound, where are the practical applications with solid business cases? They're no further than your current airplane seat as you're waiting to de-plane.
Chris KoehnckeHow accurate is NLP?
Text-to-speech isn't new but new cloud API services promise to make the transcription of speech to text faster. But how accurate are they? We test a handful of them to see what results we got.
Chris Koehncke1:0 Real Time Communications
This Friday, October 27, 2017, the Kranky Geek team will be hosting for the 4th consecutive year our #webrtc event at Google San Francisco. It’s not too late to register at www.krankygeek.com! In the early days, the fact that WebRTC worked was amazing, even more so due to the simplicity. Imagine a complete audio/video [...]
Chris KoehnckeWhen Apple supports WebRTC, then what?
We've been waiting so long for Apple to support WebRTC, we hadn't thought what this would mean when iOS finally arrives. I'll make some predictions.
Chris Koehncke4k video and WebRTC
4k is big talk in the video world, but is it practical for a WebRTC application? Let's find out.
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