MPTS On Demand

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MPTS On Demand is a general podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 0 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts MPTS On Demand, a general show with 0 episodes published.

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  Episode #130

  In AI We Trust - The Latest in Gen AI, Agents & Digital Twins

  Aug 12, 202632 minS1

  SMPTE Media Technology Conference Europe   The media industry continues to adopt AI across workflows, business systems and critically - in the creative pipeline. What does this mean in practical terms, how do creatives and artists lean in to AI tools and feel safe? What does ownership of training and customised models look like for high value franchise content? How does sovereign AI help protect and reassure in an uncertain world? Our panel of industry leading experts will explore how we can build trust in AI and protect the IP that our industry is built upon.

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  Episode #129

  The Ethics of Synthetic Presence: ​Orc-Layer Lessons from XR+AI Shared Environments

  Aug 12, 202629 minS2

  SMPTE Media Technology Conference Europe   This presentation explores the ethical implications of AI-integrated XR environments, highlighting how synthetic co-presence and multisensory interfaces reshape perceptions of self, others, and shared spaces. Drawing on European research projects and interdisciplinary perspectives, it advocates for ethics-by-design approaches that embed responsibility, accessibility, and reflexive governance directly into immersive media development rather than treating ethics as an external constraint.

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  Episode #128

  Froggy, Sebastian & the Bot: What Pet Names May Reveal About How People Conceptualise Assistants | Evaluating AI and Algorithmic Approaches for Defect Detection in Archival Film Restoration

  Aug 12, 202631 minS2

  SMPTE Media Technology Conference Europe <p>This is a two part session.</p> <p>1. Froggy, Sebastian & the Bot: What Pet Names Reveal About How People Conceptualise Assistants.  </p> <p>Kathleen Bryson will present an exploratory qualitative study examining the pet names people give AI assistants and what these reveal about how users conceptualise AI - as a tool, teammate or companion.  The research develops a taxonomy of naming styles and explores how these influence trust, boundaries, and expectations, offering practical insights for designing AI assistants within media and creative workflows.</p> <p>2. Evaluating AI and Algorithmic Approaches for Defect Detection in Ar...

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  Episode #127

  Machine Learning Framework for Automatic News Clip Composition

  Aug 12, 202621 minS2

  SMPTE Media Technology Conference Europe   A machine learning framework for **automatic news clip composition** that helps journalists quickly assemble video stories from source footage. Using a transformer-based model with a human-in-the-loop interface, the system recommends shots aligned with the article narrative and editing principles, reducing newsroom production time while preserving editorial control.

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  Episode #126

  Investigating the Viability of Automated Quality Control for Subtitles (Closed Captions)

  Aug 12, 202626 minS2

  SMPTE Media Technology Conference Europe   An investigation into **automated quality control for television subtitles (closed captions)** using speech-to-text transcripts to measure delay and word loss. The presentation demonstrates how automated monitoring can detect subtitle failures across live and pre-recorded programming, highlighting both the potential for 24-hour quality assessment and the ongoing challenges in improving subtitle accuracy.

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