Tech Papers 2021: This paper discusses the promises and limitations of AI in real-time video encoding, showing that while it can enhance encoder performance, its complexity and cost often outweigh the benefits unless simplified and optimised approaches are used
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Thousands of articles have appeared over the last decade(s) claiming the benefits of AI and ML. Some of these are realistic, while others overpromise the potential benefits of ML techniques in a wide range of applications. So where are the real benefits, and where do our marketing departments cross the line...
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