Artificial Intelligence
Stories and news coverage about artificial intelligence, particularly as it relates to the film and television industries, local media, advertising, broadcasting, streaming, measurement, data and marketing.

Texas TV station KSAT to use artifical intelligence “anchor” voices
The artificial intelligence craze has come for the local television news set.

TiVo refreshes operating system with AI capabilities, new FAST channels
TiVo is adding interactive television capabilities through IRCODE, using AI and computer vision to support commerce, advertising and content discovery.

Quickplay introduces AI-powered live operations platform
Quickplay is launching “Live Operations,” a cloud-native control plane designed to centralize management of live broadcast and streaming channels.

Looper: Streaming companies see operational upside from AI agents
Artificial intelligence is helping media companies improve workflows, while results on consumer product enhancements are more limited.
DATA

IAB updates AI disclosure guidance as regulators tighten rules
The framework calls for disclosure when AI materially affects authenticity, identity or representation, and follows local laws passed by officials in places like California and New York.
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

IAB Tech Lab updates AI advertising framework with AAMP 2.3
The update is designed to make AI agents more practical for use in real advertising operations, including planning, buying, selling and optimization.

NewsNation to host town hall on artificial intelligence
“The Future is Now: A NewsNation Town Hall” will be moderated by Chris Cuomo from the network’s New York studio.
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

Hub: Smart TV operating systems increasingly shape content discovery
Roku powers the primary television environment for 37 percent of streaming viewers, followed by Fire TV at 17 percent.
DATA

Roku raises prices of streaming devices, ongoing memory shortage blamed
The cost of some Roku streaming devices has increased by as much as 50 percent as the company works through ongoing component shortages caused by the AI craze.
FIRST ON THE DESK

YouTube clamps down on low-quality, artificial intelligence-generated videos
The updated guidance targets repetitive or template-based videos, emotionally manipulative content and AI personas discussing sensitive subjects.

