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Tech Papers 2026: This paper examines how a unified multimodal approach could streamline broadcast automation by allowing different AI applications to work from a shared representation of media content.
Abstract
Broadcast workflows are under increasing pressure as content volumes grow faster than editorial operations can scale, while fragmented AI pipelines introduce redundant compute and inefficiency. We present a unified multimodal framework based on a “compute-once, apply-many” architecture...
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