Zoom says AI features should come at no additional cost. Here's why

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Zoom is pledging to provide artificial intelligence (AI) features at no additional cost to paid customers on its video-conferencing platform.

The technology company believes bundling these extra functions as part of its paid platform service will prove a key advantage as businesses begin considering the price tags of other offerings in the market. Zoom also advocates the merits of a federated multi-model architecture, which it says will allow for better efficiencies. 

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