CAMB.AI for News “expands the company’s capabilities, providing news outlets the ability to make live news accessible to all, regardless of language/country of origin.”
Akshat Prakash, CAMB.AI CTO, says: “A more informed and educated population is essential, and by making news and journalism accessible to anyone, we are setting the stage for AI to be a net positive when it comes to trusted journalism – benefitting not only broadcasters looking for a cost-effective way to extend their reach, but every person on the planet.”
IBC attendees can experience CAMB.AI demonstrations across use cases including:
Prakash adds: “Localization of content in each market’s language is not simply about taking a piece of content and translating it — but rather tying it into the very core infrastructure used to access content, information and the internet. Whether you are a broadcaster, sports
organization, or news operator, you must think about localization as a feature to be built directly into your content workflow, so you can be able to unlock a multi-lingual world with countless possibilities.”
For more information or to meet with a company representative at IBC, connect here.
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