Intel announced last month it would release a new artificial intelligence program named Bleep that censors various kinds of offensive speech from gaming audio, but the software, which lets gamers ...

It’s not a controversial stance to say that toxicity is rampant in online gaming. Anyone that’s spent enough time on Call of Duty or any other competitive online game will likely echo that sentiment.

The Bleep program will be available as a beta, and uses the AI processing on Intel-powered PCs to remove abusive language. You can also calibrate what kind of toxic speech the program filters out.

Sometimes we may have good intentions, but end up failing to be of much help on account of perspective. Intel appears to be having a similar moment with their new Bleep audio filter tool. It uses the ...

AI to the rescue: Anyone who's played an online competitive game for longer than a few hours – and with random users instead of friends – has probably encountered a jerk or two. Trash-talking is a ...

Have you ever wanted to censor a little hate speech while playing a game, but not all of it? Thanks to Intel’s Bleep, a software that uses AI to censor voice chat, you can. Bleep was developed in ...

Intel gave a presentation at GDC a few weeks back, but I’m guessing nobody actually watched it because it took until this week for anyone to notice this absolutely absurd pitch from the company, which ...

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