Reporters lost hours scrubbing tape. AI now tags visual details—like a cricketer with zinc—surfacing clips from 90 years of history.
A national public broadcaster managing 90 years of history across millions of audio and video records, ranging from vintage newscasts to raw documentary footage.
Legacy transcripts often contained vague descriptions like "cricket game," forcing journalists to spend hours scrubbing through footage to find...
“This work strengthens one of the ABC’s greatest assets, our archive, by making its depth instantly accessible to our journalists. By generating rich, consistent metadata at scale, we’ve opened up decades of footage in a way that supports faster discovery, sharper storytelling, and better use of this valued national resource.”
National public broadcaster for news, television, radio, and digital media.
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Reporters lost hours scrubbing tape. AI now tags visual details—like a cricketer with zinc—surfacing clips from 90 years of history.
A national public broadcaster managing 90 years of history across millions of audio and video records, ranging from vintage newscasts to raw documentary footage.
Legacy transcripts often contained vague descriptions like "cricket game," forcing journalists to spend hours scrubbing through footage to find...
“This work strengthens one of the ABC’s greatest assets, our archive, by making its depth instantly accessible to our journalists. By generating rich, consistent metadata at scale, we’ve opened up decades of footage in a way that supports faster discovery, sharper storytelling, and better use of this valued national resource.”
National public broadcaster for news, television, radio, and digital media.
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Australian Broadcasting Corporation's Video archive search is part of this use case:
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Researching millions of articles took 30 minutes. An AI tool now retrieves facts, summaries, and angles in seconds.
Analysts lost 3 hours daily to manual tagging. AI now summarizes and scores 10,000 articles in 15 minutes.
Teams manually read every new comic to extract keywords. Now, AI analyzes art and speech bubbles to auto-generate campaign metadata.
Vague feedback on unrecorded streams slowed fixes. AI now diagnoses live issues instantly, lifting user satisfaction 30%.
Processing test batches dragged for 30 hours. Vertex AI now runs the pipeline 23x faster, querying billions of nature images in seconds.
Security fears fragmented AI usage. Now, clear guardrails and automated Slack nudges empower teams to accelerate design and code reviews.
Manually illustrating vintage assets would have tripled production time. Now, a 3-person team uses AI to generate and animate the visuals.
With 99% of records missing metadata, teams sifted unlabeled databases. Now, AI generates column descriptions for data experts to verify.
Manual document summaries bottlenecked experienced staff. Now, AI drafts preliminary risk assessments, freeing teams for complex advisory.