Oz Krakowski, Chief Business Development Officer at Deepdub, will display the company’s AI-powered self-service dubbing platform and voice application programming interface (API).
Both of these solutions are intended to make broadcaster and creator setups faster and easier. The voice API, in particular, allows networks and platforms to integrate voice capabilities directly into their workflows and personalised experiences. These solutions incorporate genAI to improve the latency and quality of voice operations.
In the future, Krakowski expects the drive for real-time, personalised experiences to lead to an increasing interest in interactive, voice-centric platforms. As AI edges closer to the natural and seamless replication of voices, the executive believes that the typing and reading portion of operating systems will give way almost entirely to voice control.
Visit Deepdub in Hall 14 at Stand 14.B53.
Imagine: Top tips for media students and how to reskill an aging workforce
Glodina Lostanlen, Chief Revenue Officer, Imagine Communications, provides a frank assessment of a rapidly changing media landscape and emphasises the importance of transforming and reskilling an aging workforce.
Grass Valley: Showcasing software-defined production at scale with DMF
Adam Marshall, Chief Product Officer, Grass Valley, explains how the company showcased the largest open ecosystem Dynamic Media Facility (DMF) demonstration at IBC2026 with more than 20 vendors, bringing hardware, software-defined applications, existing infrastructure and partner technologies together as one unified media operation.
BAFTA-nominated Ant Boys: "Making a thriller is like making a comedy"
Reflecting on his experience making his first thriller, BAFTA-nominated Editor Ant Boys explains how horror and comedy are cut in a very similar way. Speaking to IBC's Gillian Kelly at the IBC Podcast Studio, he advises: "You need to know there's a monster in the room".
Protecting premium video in the age of AI
Laurent Dechaux, CEO, Verimatrix, explores how AI is changing the threat landscape for premium video, why proactive protection matters, and the financial impact of content theft on companies.
Google Cloud: AI and generational technological shifts
In the IBC2026 studio, Anil Jain, MD, Global Strategic Industries, Google Cloud, speaks to Thomas Iljic, Distinguished Product Manager, Google Labs, explores the implications of AI in the context of the industry's generational technology shifts.
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