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The FRAMES project (Federated Retrieval, Agentic Media Environment and Software Defined Workflows) sets out to alleviate these pressures in a bold stroke, by designing an intelligent media production framework that dissolves traditional silos by standardising archival asset management and harnessing agentic AI to automate tagging, enhancement, and semantic retrieval.
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