The AI Eye: Veritone Reveals AI Adoption in TV Industry Findings
The AI Eye: Veritone Reveals AI Adoption in TV Industry Findings Podcast
A New TV Industry AI Tool buoys Veritone Stock
The California-based company behind the first operating system for AI has released a White Paper with findings from a survey conducted in collaboration with Future Media Entertainment Group that suggest a majority of television companies are “embracing” AI and view the technology as “a competitive..
Veritone, Getty Images Collaborate On Digital MAM
The integration allows users to search, view and download content stored in both Digital Media Hub and Getty Images through a single interface. In addition to Digital Media Hub’s advanced search capabilities, the new add-on feature lets customers “accelerate content discovery and simplify project...
Justice Department awards artificial intelligence contract
The Department of Justice awarded a $210,000 contract to artificial intelligence company Veritone, the firm announced May 12.
Anaheim, Calif., Police to Use Facial Recognition Tech
The Southern California city’s leadership has recently given approval to the police department to purchase facial recognition software with the potential to aid them in identifying criminal suspects.
Anaheim Police To Go After Criminals With Facial Recognition Software
After an 18-month pilot phase, Anaheim officials are set to buy police officers a facial recognition software that compares images of people suspected of crimes against databases of booking mugshots.
Veritone Eyes AI Opportunities for M&E
Veritone made the most of its April 22 webinar, showcasing what it would have touted at this month’s NAB Show: an artificial intelligence platform (aiWARE) that’s constantly being optimized with the needs of the media and entertainment industry in mind.
Pemberton Township Police Department Select Veritone as Redaction Software Provider
With automated head detection, as well as automatic tracking of manually selected sensitive imagery, Veritone Redact tackles massive volumes of audio and video content at incredible speed and efficiency –– freeing up valuable resources and helping agencies comply with privacy and disclosure laws...
AI-powered redaction software speeds release of police video
Officers at the Pemberton Township, N.J., Police Department can use cloud-based, artificial intelligence-powered software to quickly redact video that body-worn and in-car cameras capture, saving time, increasing transparency and potentially helping to solve cases faster.
Closing Cases with New Investigative Technologies
IDentify by Veritone is a facial recognition solution that is based on the concept of linking video evidence to a known offender in the database of an agency and any other agencies participating in the company's program.