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Video as an interface for real-time transcription. How do we make AI useful in live conversations?

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Not a video service — a research tool for real-time AI

Klang Video is our exploration of what happens when you bring AI into a live conversation. Not after the fact, not as a post-meeting summary, but right there in the moment — transcribing, summarising, and surfacing relevant information while the meeting is still happening.

This is not about replacing video conferencing. It is about understanding the gap between "we can transcribe speech" and "this actually helps people in a meeting."

What we are exploring

Most transcription tools treat meetings as recordings to be processed later. We think that misses the point. The interesting questions are:

  • Live summarisation — Can we generate useful summaries while a conversation is still happening? What makes a summary "useful" at minute 15 vs. minute 45?
  • Interactivity — What happens when participants can ask questions about the conversation in real-time? How does that change meeting dynamics?
  • Multilingual switching — Nordic meetings frequently switch between languages mid-sentence. How do you handle that gracefully?

How it works

Klang Video runs as a browser-based video interface. Join a meeting, and the system begins real-time transcription using our Nordic-optimised models. A live transcript appears alongside the video, with automatic speaker identification and language detection.

The AI layer generates rolling summaries and can respond to participant queries about what has been discussed — like a meeting assistant that actually pays attention.

Try it

Klang Video is live at braklang.com. Start a meeting or join one to see real-time Nordic transcription in action.