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DigitalGlue Previews Creative Intelligence (CI) Powered By Creative.Space

DigitalGlue, creator of the award-winning creative.space managed storage platform, announced a technology preview of Creative Intelligence (CI) powered by creative.space. Creative Intelligence is a comprehensive platform that leverages advanced AI to extract maximum value from video and image content. The application serves as a digital laboratory where users can upload, analyze, and interact with their video assets through multiple AI-powered analysis modules, including transcription, visual recognition, intelligent tagging, shot and sequence detection, and contextual insights. Set to launch in early 2026, CI will give media teams unprecedented creative control through a single prompt-based interface. Attendees of IBC 2025
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(RAI Amsterdam, Sept. 12-15) can get a sneak peek of CI in action at the Symply Booth 7.C21.

For decades, video teams have fought the same frustrating battle: finding the right element at the right time. DigitalGlue says “Creative Intelligence ends this friction by replacing rigid folder structures and manual metadata entry with a conversational interface. Powered by Large Language Models (LLMs) and deep AI analysis, the system reads and understands every frame, word, and technical detail of your assets – online, nearline, and/or archive. Users can simply describe what they want — ‘a slow-motion shot of the CEO smiling from last year’s conference’ — and get curated, time-coded results instantly.”

Tim Anderson, CEO of DigitalGlue, explained that this shift represents a fundamental change in how media teams work. “For years, the industry has accepted that finding content is just part of the job,” Anderson said. “We believe that time should be spent creating, not searching. Creative Intelligence turns all of your assets — video, photo, and audio-only into a conversation — every shot, every moment, instantly at your fingertips. This is the future of media management, and we’re excited to give a sneak peek at IBC 2025.”

Key Capabilities Include:

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  • AI-Driven Content Understanding: Automated sentence and word speech-to-text in more than 150 languages, actions, logos, locations, objects, people, shot change, scene identification, sentiment analysis, full text summaries, and smart tagging.
  • Deep Technical Insight: Instant access to comprehensive embedded file data, including codecs, resolution, color depth, camera used, sensor, lens, Adobe Premiere XMP values, and storage location.
  • Natural Language Access: A single prompt box connects creatives to their entire asset library, enabling searches that understand nuance, mood, and intent.
  • Curated Results: Clips arrive with thumbnails, timecodes, explanations, and direct links to high-resolution files—ready for edit.

Creative Intelligence will officially launch in early 2026. Visitors to IBC 2025 can experience live demos at the Symply Booth 7.C21.

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