Matchups locked days before air; no time for location crews. AI placed commentators inside Times Square and Dallas Stadium, broadcast-ready.
One of the world's largest broadcasters, producing live pregame coverage for the World Cup knockout stage where matchups weren't confirmed until days before each broadcast.
The network wanted to place commentators in cinematic locations that cameras could never reach, from Times Square to the interior of Dallas Stadium,...
Spanish-language television network and multimedia company.
Managed and licensed the digital likenesses and voices of Telemundo's commentators via CAA Vault.
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Matchups locked days before air; no time for location crews. AI placed commentators inside Times Square and Dallas Stadium, broadcast-ready.
One of the world's largest broadcasters, producing live pregame coverage for the World Cup knockout stage where matchups weren't confirmed until days before each broadcast.
The network wanted to place commentators in cinematic locations that cameras could never reach, from Times Square to the interior of Dallas Stadium,...
Spanish-language television network and multimedia company.
Managed and licensed the digital likenesses and voices of Telemundo's commentators via CAA Vault.
AI video generation platform for business messaging, marketing, and localization.
Telemundo's Virtual broadcast segments is part of this use case:
Related implementations across industries and use cases
Minor UI tweaks forced weeks of studio reshoots. Now, writers edit text to regenerate videos instantly without filming.
Minor edits required days of crew coordination. Now, staff use avatars to modify dialogue and translate languages instantly.
Manually illustrating vintage assets would have tripled production time. Now, a 3-person team uses AI to generate and animate the visuals.
Illness made filming impossible. A custom AI avatar now generates video from scripts, maintaining output on 30 minutes of daily work.
Filming and editing took months. Teams now bypass the camera, using AI avatars to generate and localize content in hours.
Fragmented pipelines slowed cross-site suggestions. A unified AI vector database cut latency 90%, processing 1,500 queries per second.
Manual ad production took months. Now, teams use AI to predict performance and generate creative in just 5 days.
Manual workflows delayed global campaigns for weeks. Now, local teams use GenAI to instantly draft localized, regulatory-compliant copy.
Generic AI mangled chemistry terms; manual translation took months. Glossary-tuned AI now earns enough trust to publish before human review.