Adventures in AI - The Veritone Podcast

Did you know there are valuable insights trapped within your text, audio, and video content? Insights that can help you create, manage, distribute, and monetize content more effectively.
Our partnership with Snowflake brings best-of-breed data mining capabilities to your audio, video, and text data. Users can easily extract these difficult-to-mine data sources to digitally transform content-centric processes and uncover new data insights.
In this episode, you'll hear from Snowflake's Senior Product Manager Saurin Shah and Veritone's VP Technology Partner Management Trevor Jones* on how modern business leaders are making better business decisions and scaling their business processes through insights from unstructured data, including:

• Myths surrounding unstructured data
• How quickly content is growing
• How artificial intelligence mines massive content stores
• The evolution of data management
• Challenges

Tune in to learn all of this and more! Don't forget to subscribe, rate, review, and share the Adventures in AI Podcast.
*If you're interested in viewing the slides that support this episode, you can view them here.

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In this episode, we discuss how AI and a DAM solution can help sports brands preserve, archive and make all of their content usable and shareable.

We talk with two media masters for the San Francisco Giants, Paul Hodges VP of Content Entertainment and Brad Martens Director of Media, Systems and Workflows, about how AI is helping brands preserve, archive and process content, making it available securely and safely stored for use today and for future generations.

We will cover:

• Migrating literally tons of media archives representing the history of the Giants into a Digital Asset Management platform
• The benefits of a DAM system running in the cloud
• What new content the San Francisco Giants discovered once their content was fully indexed and searchable

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Podcasting is undeniably having a moment. Over the past few years, podcasts have seen a massive rise in popularity and currently have over 380 million listeners worldwide. And with such a huge global footprint comes a diversity of listeners who fall well outside the English speaking demographic. But how do you reach those listeners if you don’t speak their language? Creating translated versions of your episodes may seem like an easy solution, but producing and recording them comes with a bunch of extra costs, like renting space and sourcing equipment. It’s also a big demand on both your time and that of your guests. But what if there were an AI solution that could provide you with quick and easy vocal translation, in the original voice of your host? That’s where the new Veriton Voice Network comes in. Not only does it translate your content, but it does so in the original voice of your host! Joining us today to expand on this exciting new technology is John Murphy, one of the latest additions to the team at Veritone. We discuss some of the biggest pain points that podcasters are currently facing, like how to stand out and find a listenership when there are so many podcasts to choose from, and how the Veritone Voice Network addresses them. Our conversation covers all this and much more, so make sure you tune in to hear it all!

Key Points From This Episode:

• Get to know today’s guest John Murphy and his role in expanding our Veritone Voice Network.
• An outline of the biggest pain points and challenges within the podcasting industry.
• Why it’s so difficult for new podcasts to break through the noise and discover their listenership.
• An overview of the Veritone Voice Network and how it will help solve some of the most pressing pain points in podcasting.
• How the Veritone Voice Network is translating English-speaking podcast content into multilingual content.
• Veritone’s AI and how it can translate content using the original host’s voice.
• Examples of podcasters, like David Meltzer and Bryan Barletta, who are using the Veritone Voice Network to reach a Spanish-speaking audience.
• How podcasters can use the Veritone Voice Network and why it requires no extra work from their side.
• An overview of how the Veritone Voice Network saves podcasters time and money.
• How a softer economy is expected to impact podcasting.
• What to expect from the Veritone Voice Network in the coming years.

Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

John Murphy on LinkedIn

Podcast Movement

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We a hearing and see a lot of exciting and sometimes confusing applications of a new tech called NFTs.

We talk with Mike Arthur, Senior Vice President at Veritone about navigating the copyright and IP matrix of NFTs

We will cover:

• What NFTs, or non-fungible tokens, are and why are they generating a tremendous amount of buzz?
• How NFT licensing models and smart contracts are new and largely unproven territory
• Where NFTs present a revenue opportunity for content creators and owners
• How AI-enabled search can be used to discover what content owners have to license
• The best way to navigate the NFT maze is by seeking the advice of knowledgeable partners, ones who can help you avoid the pitfalls and missteps that every new technology brings.

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Whether you understand it or not, Web3 is the future, and NFTs are quickly becoming one of the biggest pieces of the Web3 puzzle. Today’s guest is Sebastian Rusk, social media expert turned podcast guru, who is here to explain (in understandable terms) how NFTs work, and the variety of ways in which artists and business owners are getting involved. From Bored Apes to Snoopverse to members-only access to events, tune in to hear why NFTs (and Web3 in general) deserve your attention! Although there are still some hurdles that need to be overcome, Web3 is revolutionizing the way we do things, so don’t fall too far behind!

Key Points From This Episode:

• Sebastian’s foray in the world of social media.
• The conversation that changed the trajectory of Sebastian’s career.
• How blockchain is changing the world as we know it.
• An explanation of how NFTs can benefit artists more than traditional art sales.
• Hurdles that businesses in the Web3 space still need to overcome.
• Why building community is essential to a company’s success in the world of Web3.
• Advice for avoiding Web3 scams.
• Sebastian’s thoughts on what the future of Web3 looks like.
• An example of how the restaurant industry is getting involved with NFTs.
• The crash that crypto markets are in the midst of, and Sebastian’s thoughts on investing right now.
• What to do next if you are interested in NFTs.

Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

Sebastian Rusk

Sebastian Rusk on LinkedIn

Sebastian Rusk on Twitter

Sebastian Rusk on Instagram

Sebastian Rusk on Facebook

Grit Daily Startup

Web3 SUCKS! (if you don't understand it)

Podcast Launch Lab

Social Media Sucks!: (if you don’t know what you’re doing)

Magen Mintchev on LinkedIn

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