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The April covers practical applications of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML). The papers in this issue discuss various areas such as image analysis, speech-to-text techniques, editorial systems, querying mixed-format asset storage systems, and ML approaches to replace hybrid CODECs. Additionally, the issue includes two stimulating papers—one explaining the use of SMPTE ST 2110 standards in a complete facility buildout, and the other discussing the requirements and considerations involved in creating the new European standard for long-term cinematic “preservation packages.” Read the entire issue here.

Inside

• The Expanding Variety of Media and Entertainment Applications of Artificial Intelligence
• AI Image Analysis in Era of Short-Time Viewing
• Connecting Asset Stores with Graph Databases
• The Future of video Compression—Moving Beyond Hybrid Codecs with Machine Learning
• Automatic Speech Recognition with Machine Learning: Techniques and Evaluation of Current Tools
• AI-Powered Editorial Systems and Organizational Changes
• PAC-12 Networks Builds a Brand-New Studio and Broadcast Center: Utilizing State-of-the-Art SMPTE ST 2110 and Software-Defined Networking Solution
• EN17650—The New Standard for Digital Preservation of Cinematographic Content
• Embracing Innovation, Nurturing Talent, and Fostering Diversity
• Spotlight: Joe Addalia
• New and Upcoming: SMPTE Releases Engineering Report on Artificial Intelligence and the Media
• Recap: The Power of Color Symposium: Exploring Color Art, and Technology
• Retrospective: Historical Briefs from Past Issues

We will publish and print seven issues in 2024: January/February, April, May/June, July/August, September, October, November/December.