All AI articles – Page 4
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VideoThe AI Moment for Smart TV
IBC2023: AI has the capability to transform traditional smart TV experiences into personalised and intuitive journeys for users. Driven by machine learning algorithms and data-driven insights, AI can understand viewers’ preferences, habits, and interests.
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VideoHow can you use AI responsibly?
IBC2023: As AI takes centre stage in the Media and Entertainment world, how do we ensure unbiased usage and ethical adoption? At IBC2023 in Amsterdam, Renard T. Jenkins, President, SMPTE, looked at the opportunities and limitations of AI and discussed solutions to potential flaws.
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Industry TrendsThat’s a wrap for IBC2023: Content Everywhere takes stock
More than 43,000 people came to IBC2023, representing a 16% increase in total attendees compared to the event in 2022. Hall 5, which houses Content Everywhere exhibitors as well as the Content Everywhere Stage programme, certainly enjoyed its fair of visitors.
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Daily NewsTVU Networks integrates with Adobe Premiere Pro
Cloud-based workflow specialist TVU Networks joined the Adobe Video Solution partner programme and released a new plug-in for Premiere Pro that allows users to access TVU Search directly from within the interface of the editing application.
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Daily NewsAccedo and Magnifi partner for AI sports highlights
Video solutions provider Accedo and Magnifi by VideoVerse, an AI-driven video technology company and video-editing SaaS platform, announced a partnership to bring AI-powered sports highlights to the Android TV framework, Accedo Launcher.
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VideoAI Will Transform the Streaming Industry: Are you ready?
Mark Brincat, Group CTO at Intive, explores three key areas: current applications of AI and machine learning across industries, potential risks, and best practices for approaching nascent AI technologies without betting the farm. AI is revolutionizing the video-streaming industry in many ways. Content tagging, categorization, personalized programming, and dynamic ad ...
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Daily NewsAtomos collaborative cloud editor ready to launch
Atomos Edit is a new easy-to-use cloud/browser editor that is designed as a fully-fledged collaboration system. It has been in beta for several months and is due to launch as a product in the next month.
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NewsIBC2023: AI – a not-so Brave New World?
It’s almost impossible to cross the IBC2023 halls this year without overhearing conversations about AI and where it might be leading the broadcasting ecosystem. So it’s no surprise that the Content Everywhere panel discussion, ‘The opportunities and limitations for AI’, was overflowing with ears keen to hear what conundrums AI ...
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VideoUnlock Efficiency: Streamline Video Production with AI Quick Edits in Wondershare
IBC2023: In the speech we will discuss how integral video is in our lives and stories and how to maximize efficiency and skill with the help of excellent new AI tools and the video editor Wondershare in the post-production world. In the speech Jordan will present some advantages of using ...
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NewsIBC2023: AI and the ‘intelligence revolution’
AI has the potential to solve some of our most pressing challenges and represents the third major advance in human society – an intelligence revolution.
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Daily NewsAI and cloud IP dominate Showcase Theatre discussions
Technology estates nearing end of life have been one of the main drivers behind the move to cloud in the media industry.
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Daily NewsGenAI is a co-pilot for innovation
Across content creation and production, Generative AI can act as a “creative co-pilot” Andy Walker, Head of Media at consultancy Accenture, told the IBC Daily.
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VideoSecurity in the Modern Media Supply Chain
IBC2023: The media supply chain is a complex and interconnected network of organisations that are responsible for creating, managing, and delivering digital media content. As the media industry continues to evolve, so too does the threat landscape. Cyberattacks on the media supply chain are becoming increasingly common, and they can ...
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Daily NewsAI can aid the creative process
EVS is hoping to bring the power of artificial intelligence to its replay and content management systems. It has previously used AI in XtraMotion to create super slomo from normal cameras using frame interpolation, and also in its Xeebra VAR system to judge offside lines.
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VideoGenerative AI in media and entertainment
IBC2023: AI and ML services have been deployed in the media and entertainment industry for decades. Now, generative AI has both captured imaginations and prompted important questions about how these tools will be used.
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VideoGenAI as a growth engine for content innovation
IBC2023: This session explores the challenges and opportunities of using GenAI in the media and studio technology industry. Watch to hear perspectives from the panelists on how GenAI is being used to create new types of media content, personalise media content for users, and improve the efficiency of the media ...
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NewsIBC2023: Technologists issue call to action: Embrace AI
Avid’s Kevin Riley has urged the industry to set aside concerns about artificial intelligence and to embrace the technology to discover where it can lead.
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Daily NewsMagnifi expands into entertainment
AI video technology company Magnifi by VideoVerse is expanding beyond its traditional area of AI highlights generation for sports content, moving into general entertainment and eventually news.
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VideoPowering Media Innovation: Microsoft and its partner landscape
IBC2023: Join us for a media panel hosted by Mandy Rutledge, Director, WW Media Partnerships at Microsoft, bringing together industry leaders from AVID, MediaKind, Harmonic, and Evertz. In this panel discussion these industry leaders will share their insights and visions for the future of media technology leveraging their partnership with ...
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Daily NewsThe future of the metaverse is here
In a virtual IBC Show Keynote yesterday in the Forum, Marco Tempest, Director’s Fellow Alumni, MIT Media Lab, Creative Technologist for NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and Founder of MagicLab.nyc, revealed an impressive new technology with big implications for virtual production and the metaverse.
