AI Brings Disruptive Data Intelligence to the Digital Media Marketplace
Dave Frederick: The use of artificial intelligence (AI) to automate the extraction of data intelligence – metadata – from stored digital content has the potential to disrupt the media and entertainment industry. Accelerating discovery of interesting moments within digital media repositories of any size, this new approach to reuse and remonetize content dramatically reduces the time, work and cost involved in realizing the potential value of video at any given time. Identifying timely and relevant content from within a media library will become a simple and rapid process – and one that generates comprehensive results in a fraction of the time it would take a human to begin sifting through video clips.
The Global TV Market is Ripe for Digital Disruption
Brian Morris: In today’s world, the living room is just one place where people are consuming content. At the same time, the number of people watching television over traditional cable is in decline. On the other hand, never before has video entertainment been more popular, and the decline in traditional cable viewing is a bi-product of a fragmented media landscape within which people can view content on-demand, using any device, anywhere, at any time.
Enjoy VR and Beyond
Fraunhofer HHI: More features for 360-degree productions. New technologies from Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute HHI ensure that there is no limit to the fun you can have in VR & AR worlds. Both subjects are still in the “hype” phase, but both still need more development concerning production, capturing, and streaming. Fraunhofer HHI further developed their already known products – a move that deeply impressed at NAB. For IBC some of the last steps towards market-ready products have been made.