Chamet deploys real time translation across 50 languages for chat
Live streaming platform Chamet integrated artificial intelligence translation supporting over 50 languages alongside multimodal safety moderation for its 50 million global video chat users
Hong Kong – The live streaming and video chat platform Chamet has introduced real-time translation in over 50 languages for its users, enabling seamless communication across diverse regions. The AI-powered translation system turns spoken dialogue into on-screen subtitles during video calls, ensuring that people in Asia, the Middle East, the United States, and other areas can converse without language limitations. This feature is currently free for users and appears directly within the call interface.
In addition to translation, Chamet employs advanced AI for content moderation and user protection. The platform combines multimodal detection and human review to identify and address violations in real time. Its system assesses suspected minors using a combination of profile photos, live-stream frames, video, voice, text, self-reported age, and account behavior.
Risk levels are assigned based on model confidence, with accounts restricted or suspended accordingly. Chamet also employs multi-model fusion for content review, integrating various moderation models and third-party services. These models each provide labels, confidence scales, and specialized strengths, which are mapped onto a unified risk scale.
The platform then prioritizes the highest-risk content for human review, taking into account factors such as content type, location, and model performance. Together, these systems work in tandem with real-person face verification, client- and server-side safeguards against unauthorized screen recording, in-app reporting and blocking, and an appeals process to ensure a safer platform for all users.
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