All AI articles – Page 8
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Executive InterviewsAI and ML: Diversity, Deep Fakes and the Potential for Social-Economic Change
Jigyasa Grover is – by any standards - a high achiever in the field of Machine Learning. A multi-award winner in AI and Open Source, Co-author campaigning for a data-centric approach to ML, and currently Twitter’s Senior ML Engineer, she spoke to IBC365 about the risks and opportunities that data ...
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VideoPanel: Building audiences through better discovery, personalisation and engagement
IBC2022: The holy grail for video services is to provide seamless viewing experiences by putting the right content in front of the right viewer at the right time. This session draws together a variety of approaches to illustrate some of the available options.
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VideoTNW Talks @ IBC: AdTech
IBC2022: In the heated competition for users, buyers, and ad revenue, the media and entertainment industry is reinventing itself with new delivery and experience platforms. Adtech allows companies to catch up (and get ahead) of a consumer base characterised by rapidly changing patterns in consumption across a growing base of ...
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Industry TrendsArtificial intelligence in broadcasting
Artificial intelligence (AI) in broadcasting is a rapidly expanding field, with considerable adoption in specific verticals
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Daily NewsAI-powered talent tracking makes wearables obsolete
Traxis talentS is claimed to be the first AI-powered markerless stereoscopic talent tracking system that can identify the people inside the 3D virtual environment without any wearables, which talent had to wear to track their movement.
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Industry TrendsThe Set Top Box revolution
The world of content distribution is undergoing a transformation, creating new commercial opportunities for operators and original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) writes Pablo Fraile.
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Thought LeadershipThe explosion of cloud-based production workflows and AI-enhanced content in live news and sports broadcasts
The popularity of cloud-based broadcast production and AI-enhanced content is at its highest point ever. Every aspect of live programming can be produced in the cloud or enriched with AI for faster, easier, and at a fraction of the cost broadcasters have become accustomed to.
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Industry TrendsIBM announces new Watson-enabled cloud service
IBM has used NAB 2017 to launch a cloud service that aims to help companies extract new insights from video.
