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Providing Law Enforcement with No Cost Tools and Resources to Work Remotely and Efficiently During This Difficult Time

Veritone is committed to helping law enforcement with tools to maintain operational continuity during this challenging time when the sheer number of personnel normally required to keep our communities safe is further stretched. Today we announced no-cost access for six months to our suspect identification application, Veritone IDentify.* The Coronavirus (COVID-19) has adversely impacted many...

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ccelerate Your Workflows & Business Processes

Working Remotely? AI Can Help Accelerate Your Workflows & Business Processes

Veritone is committed to helping its current and future media & entertainment customers to not only maintain business continuity but actively enhance operations during this challenging time and announces free access to its flagship applications for 60 days. The Coronavirus (COVID-19) has adversely impacted many communities and businesses across the globe. In an effort to...

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Facial Recognition Benefits

With Proper Use, Facial Recognition AI Benefits All

By Jon Gacek, Government, Legal and Compliance Lead, Veritone Since last month’s New York Times story on Clearview AI, the start-up that helps law enforcement identify unknown people based on their online images, the question of facial recognition benefits (particularly when used by law enforcement) has been the topic of renewed discussion among lawmakers, civil...

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AI Business

The State of Artificial Intelligence in 2020: AI by the Numbers

Artificial intelligence is changing the way companies purchase and sell B2B products. AI promises to continue to transform the way we do business and relate to the digital landscape. Yet, discussions about AI often stir up anxieties. Will AI impact job security? Will it become more intelligent than humans and plunge the world into an...

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Five Tips for New Attribution Clients

Help steer strategy, retain more of your current advertising clients, increase ad spend, and continue to add new clients Up until recently, radio and television broadcasters were thought to be at a disadvantage when it came to analytics, at least as compared to their digital counterparts. Specifically, advertising performance analytics. With the recent advent of...

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Five Costly Pitfalls of Digital Asset Management (DAM) Implementations and How to Avoid Them

If your media operation has bought into the concept of leading-edge digital asset management (DAM) tools, congratulations! Armed with a cloud-native and AI-driven DAM, you’re poised to reap some fantastic benefits, which could include improved operational efficiencies, more effective management and control of your valuable content, optimized advertising and sponsorship opportunities, and the ability to...

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Face recognition on physical kiosks

Face recognition on physical kiosks

There has been a lot in the zeitgeist recently about face recognition, and I think some of the better uses of face recognition are getting overlooked. One of my favorite customer use cases of ours is using it to speed up payments and other activities on physical kiosks. Here’s why customers are coming to us...

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e-discovery law

All you need to know about New York State’s new e-discovery law

A recently passed New York state law mandates that a wide range of information be turned over within 15 days after an indictment. Because the law affects audio and video-based evidence too, prosecutors will need to accelerate the multimedia discovery process, requiring the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) tools that allow rapid e-discovery during the early case assessment (ECA) stage of cases.

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