The UK regulator’s 2026/27 AI report includes a broadcast sector case study, detailing where AI is used, what’s holding back adoption, and the specific compliance challenges for live content and audience trust.
A new UK ruling gives content owners unprecedented control over whether their material is used in Google’s AI Search features and for training its AI models, directly impacting media rights and licensing strategies.
Lenovo’s large-scale deployment of AI-powered infrastructure for the upcoming FIFA World Cup demonstrates how advanced technology is tackling critical latency and content distribution challenges in live sports broadcasting.
A new ad format promises to generate additional revenue from existing content by integrating ads directly into scenes, bypassing increased ad loads and operational overhauls.
Utopai Studios has released an enhanced version of its PAI generative video platform, focusing on longer 4K video sequences and improved narrative continuity for professional production workflows.
A new web-based AI tool automates the initial assembly of interview footage by analyzing speaker intonation, aiming to streamline rough cuts for editors.
A new AI dubbing model from ElevenLabs promises to capture original performance emotion and automatically align pacing, potentially streamlining complex localization workflows and reducing manual cleanup.
A recent BBC Question Time special featuring AI-generated historical figures offers a real-world case study on the immediate challenges of synthetic likeness rights, content provenance, and maintaining audience trust in broadcast media.
The latest update to Eddie AI’s logging features gives editors more granular control over AI-generated metadata, streamlining asset organization and retrieval in post-production.
Swiss broadcaster Canal Alpha has adopted Harmonic’s cloud-native XOS Advanced Media Processor to streamline its 24/7 channel playout and direct-to-consumer delivery, aiming for lower operating costs and a reduced hardware footprint.