Government
02.5.19 — Veritone
Whether you are new to audio and video ESI or would like a refresher, join Veritone and Epiq for an exclusive webinar on February 28 at 10:00 am Pacific/1:00 pm Eastern.
We'll cover the growing use of audio preservation and collection and the ways you can use technology to automate the process. We hope to see you there!
For more information or to register, Click Here.
02.5.19 — Veritone
The United States Geospatial Intelligence Foundation sponsors this "Human-Machine Teaming & Innovation Yield Mission Success Event"
GEOINT 2019 will feature four days jam-packed with opportunities to learn, network, and discover the latest in cutting-edge geospatial technologies.
“This year’s Symposium theme embraces the ongoing artificial intelligence revolution and the incredible potential when machine learning is applied as a tool to assist human decision-making,” said Ronda Schrenk, USGIF’s vice president of programs. “Geospatial innovation is occurring at an unprecedented rate across government, academia, and industry—with more and more commercial applications being developed worldwide. The convergence of these factors all contribute to heightened mission success in the defense, intelligence, and homeland security communities.”
For more information or to register, go to: GEOINT19.
01.10.19 — Veritone
By Andy Brinck, VP Worldwide Channel, Veritone Businesses everywhere urgently want to transform their IT infrastructures into artificial-intelligence-enabled powerhouses—constructing smart systems that are equipped for success in the new era of the digital economy. Channel partners, including resellers, distributors, system integrators and cloud providers, are uniquely positioned to support such AI transformations. However, despite the…
12.27.18 — Veritone
Law enforcement is leveraging deep machine learning to gain vital intelligence more quickly By Laura Neitzel, PoliceOne BrandFocus Staff The rise of the internet over the last 20 years has enhanced our lives in many ways. Online technologies have made it easier to find and buy products, learn new skills, get directions, book a hotel…
12.21.18 — Michael Swarz
POLICE MAGAZINE – A lot of people believe that video surveillance tools and evidentiary video systems like in-car and body-worn cameras have made the jobs of law enforcement investigators much easier. But the truth is that even when individuals are caught on camera at the scene of a crime, investigators still have their work cut…
08.7.18 — Veritone
This year’s primary elections are far from sleepy. Immigration is just one of the various contentious issues raised by candidates across many states, especially as Democrats are protesting against President Trump’s policies across the country. In efforts to win, gaining valuable broadcasting airtime is as critical as making phone calls and canvassing to convert the…
06.11.18 — Veritone
AI in space doesn’t have a very good image—just recall the scene in the science fiction epic “2001: A Space Odyssey” where the supercomputer HAL murders most of a spaceship’s crew. However, space AI is about to get an image makeover, with a friendly robotic assistant that employs technologies including Natural Language Processing (NLP), face…
05.8.18 — Veritone
Recent school shootings have spurred students across the country to mobilize. However, instead of hitting the streets in protest, one group of students has turned to object recognition technology to detect and warn of possible threats to schools. The University of Texas at Dallas students have developed a system called iNotify that’s designed to stop…
04.12.18 — Veritone
Veritone® Inc. (NASDAQ: VERI), a leading provider of artificial intelligence (AI) and cognitive solutions, today announced that its certification for the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) has achieved “in process” status. The company expects to achieve full certification for its aiWARE™ platform of cognitive engines, applications, and data products by the end of…
04.10.18 — Hong Bui
Artificial intelligence (AI) may become the best weapon against AI-enhancing drugs, with word that the World Anti-Doping Agency is planning to use AI pattern-recognition technology to detect signs of violations among athletes. WADA will use AI algorithms to search the repositories of data gathered by global anti-doping bodies, according to a report from iNews. The…