Digital asset management (DAM) consolidates an organization’s digital content into a single location, making it easier to access, manage, and distribute to internal teams, partners, and customers. Traditionally, DAM was considered a business-critical function for any organization that regularly produces digital content and media assets, especially as content creation has increased to meet demand. The...
Law enforcement agencies face a constant challenge: how to maximize their time and resources to protect the communities they serve. Every minute spent on administrative tasks is a minute not spent on patrol, investigation, or community engagement. As demands for transparency and accountability grow, so do the administrative burdens, especially when it comes to managing...
In today’s media-rich landscape, broadcasters generate more audio and video content than ever. While production, airing, and archiving are well-resourced, the real challenge begins after the content goes live. From tracking sponsor mentions to capturing iconic game moments or verifying compliance, broadcast teams face a recurring dilemma: how do you quickly find what was said,...
As the U.S. labor market continues to evolve alongside rapid technology and economic shifts, the first quarter of 2025 has delivered a mixed yet telling picture of where workforce demand is heading—and few sectors are making waves like artificial intelligence. U.S. labor market snapshot: Q1 2025 vs. Q1 2024 According to the U.S. Bureau of...
It has been a decade since California passed the Racial and Identity Profiling Act (RIPA), a groundbreaking policy that reshaped how law enforcement agencies engage with communities, document interactions, and report data. Today, over 550 agencies across the state collect and report stop data to the California Department of Justice (DOJ), reinforcing a broader national...
Summary: Digital evidence is involved in the vast majority of crimes, but reviewing and redacting video and audio manually is time-consuming. AI can streamline legal workflows by automating tasks like transcription, redaction, translation, and object/person detection, helping legal teams review evidence faster and more accurately. Implementing AI starts with centralizing evidence in a digital management...
Summary: The teams of public safety agencies face significant challenges in managing the complexity of their digital evidence practice. These challenges include increased diverse evidence file types, CJIS compliance, and disjointed evidence workflows, reducing efficiency and sapping resources. Artificial intelligence can now provide superhuman powers to the teams of public safety agencies to do more...
Huge volumes of digital information have dramatically reshaped the legal landscape, especially in the realm of legal discovery. Also known as eDiscovery, this critical phase of litigation, compliance, and investigation requires legal teams to gather, analyze, and produce relevant data from vast digital sources. From emails and contracts to multimedia files and chat logs, the...
As digital evidence proliferates and comes from increasing sources, law enforcement agencies are increasingly pressured to find new ways to tackle this challenge while facing staff shortages and limited budgets. Artificial intelligence (AI) solutions have become advanced and secure enough for the public sector to adopt to enhance investigations, streamline workflows, and combat crime more...
In the fast-paced legal landscape, time and efficiency are paramount. Legal professionals must sift through vast amounts of electronically stored information (ESI) to find relevant evidence—a process that is traditionally time-consuming and costly. However, AI-powered solutions like Veritone Illuminate are transforming the eDiscovery process, providing legal teams with the ability to accelerate case assessments, improve...
