- MediaValet (TSX:MVP), a media management stock, has added AI-based facial recognition to its repertoire
- The feature automatically detects and tags individuals within images using Microsoft’s advanced AI model
- MediaValet specializes in cloud-native, software-as-a-service, enterprise digital asset management, video content management and creative operations
- The MediaValet stock (TSX:MVP) opened unchanged trading at $1.40 per share
MediaValet (TSX:MVP), a media management stock, has added artificial intelligence-based facial recognition to its repertoire.
The feature automatically detects and tags individuals within images using Microsoft’s advanced AI model, which allows for a streamlined search process and enhanced access controls and usage rights.
New and existing customers can sign up for the feature as an annual subscription add-on module.
MediaValet has released a full suite of AI features over the past five years.
“We’ve invested heavily in building an industry-leading AI suite that drives immense value for our customers,” Rob Chase, president and CEO, said in a statement. “We’re thrilled to launch our latest AI offering, Face Recognition, to help our customers further unlock additional efficiency gains with their digital asset management (DAM). With a full suite of AI capabilities at their fingertips – including face recognition; object, color and text recognition; video transcription and translation; and time-stamped video tags – our customers can use MediaValet to accomplish their best work yet.
“Customers are also able to leverage our AI suite to curate asset collections and share them with Gen-AI tools in a secure and rights-protected manner to unlock further efficiency gains in their creative process – a feature that, like Face Recognition, we expect to integrate natively into our DAM in the future as we continue to develop our AI suite of services.”
MediaValet specializes in cloud-native, software-as-a-service, enterprise digital asset management, video content management and creative operations. Its software, built exclusively on Microsoft Azure, is available in 140 countries around the world.
The AI stock (TSX:MVP) opened unchanged, trading at $1.40 per share.
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