AI: More Wall-E than Skynet

Check out the September issue of TVB Europe, featuring Veritone's own Paul Cramer weighing in on AI in Media and Entertainment. Read the article, "AI: More Wall-E than Skynet" beginning on page 16.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is entering a pivotal era. Its capabilities are expanding rapidly, reshaping a litany of industries from healthcare to media, the public sector, and beyond. Yet a significant challenge looms on the horizon — the availability of high-quality data to train the systems of t

This innovative platform utilizes Veritone’s proprietary aiWARE technology to assist organizations in managing and refining their video, audio, and text data for training advanced AI models and boost revenue through data monetization.

Veritone's new Data Refinery addresses AI's "data drought" by transforming unstructured datasets into AI-ready formats. This tool enhances accessibility, helping organizations leverage data more effectively for advanced AI-driven insights​.

Ryan Steelberg, CEO of Veritone, co-founded two successful companies before leading Veritone, focusing on generative AI for the commercial and Public Sector industries. Recently, it showcased AI solutions and restructured for profitability.

Sean King, SVP at Veritone, leads in AI software and services. In 2023, Veritone joined Amazon's initiative promoting responsible tech use. King emphasizes embracing AI responsibly, not fearing it.

Veritone has achieved AWS Media and Entertainment Services Competency in Media Supply Chain and Data Science & Analytics, recognising the company’s specialised expertise, technical proficiency and proven success in helping customers transform their media and entertainment operations with cloud-based

Veritone achieving the AWS Media & Entertainment Services Competency provides customers with several benefits, including technical validation and support, and accelerated innovation and product development by having direct access to AWS’ latest tools, technologies and training.

For documentarians, Court TV controls a treasure trove of valuable footage — it can just be a real pain in the ass to comb through. Enter Veritone, a tech company with an AI content-management system that is about to become a true-crime filmmaker’s best friend.

Court TV has inked a deal with Veritone to store and monetize its extensive library of archival legal content using Veritone’s “Digital Media Hub”. Court TV’s content will now be easily accessible to affiliate network stations, media professionals, partners and legal institutions.