Calls for national regulation of AI is growing amid a looming Presidential election and fears that more deepfake videos will be unleashed.

Russell Wald at Stanford’s Institute for Human-Centered AI argues for regulation that provides safeguards but doesn’t stifle innovation.

Remote workflows are increasingly being adopted for film and TV production but still present challenges to the post-production process.

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New white paper from Matrox outlines how remote operations can streamline production costs using the cloud and IP-based networks.

Higher quality “data-centric AI” will allow Artificial Intelligence to scale much more quickly than today’s current rate.

A recent panel discussion convened by Streaming Media examines the advantages and limitations that come with working in the cloud.

The pandemic may have panicked the industry into remote work, but its longevity has provided scope for a degree of standardization.

Haivision’s new Broadcast IP Transformation Report shows that tight budgets are hampering some plans to migrate to IP and cloud technology.

Ranking as the second-highest day on record, Round 1 of the 2021 NFL Draft drew an estimated average audience of 12.6 million viewers.

Avid’s Jeff Rosica, Grass Valley’s Tim Shoulders and EVS’s Serge Van Herck weigh in on “as-a-service” economics for remote production.