22 DISCOVER CUTTING-EDGE INNOVATIONS IN THE AI TECH ZONE
Companies including Wasabi Technologies, VionLabs, Eluvio, The Weather Company, AI4ME, Zaibr,
Video.Taxi, MobiusLabs, Magnifi ,
Imaginario.ai, AudioShake,
Videolinq.ai and Dot Group are showcasing the latest in AI-driven tools and technologies in Hall 14’s AI Tech Zone. Visitors to the zone, powered by the EBU, can interact with state-of-the-art AI technologies and experience live demos to discover where the true value of AI lies across the entire media and broadcast ecosystem, be that by enabling greater levels of automation and effi ciency improvements or creating more content or better experiences for audiences.
Get hands-on with the latest AI developments in the AI Tech Zone
“Anyone who wants to have a say, who wants to learn, who is interested”, should visit the zone, says Hans Hoffman, Head of Media Fundamentals and Production at the EBU. “I believe
it is the C-level, it is also senior management, expert level, the whole plethora of functions that we see for either industrial or media organisations, they all will get value out of coming by the
MENTORING, DIVERSITY AND CAREERS IN FOCUS DURING INAUGURAL IBC TALENT PROGRAMME
A programme of free-to-attend sessions is taking place in the Showcase Theatre today as part of IBC’s fi rst Talent Programme. As attracting and retaining diverse talent, along with addressing various skills shortages, remains a huge problem for the industry, a trio of sessions will explore how these issues can be tackled. Today’s focus will begin with a session on Mentoring that will examine the role mentorship can play in guiding and developing young people in the media technology industry. Hear from both sides of the partnership as they discuss how the process has
helped them and what it takes to be a good mentor.
Diversity will then come under the spotlight with a session that focuses on developing deliberate and intentional targets around diversity and inclusion in the workplace. It will explore what industry leaders should and can do to build and promote standards to achieve a more diverse workplace. Finally, Careers in Media Tech will explore routes into the media technology industry, including the pros and cons of each path. Expect conversations around topics such as talent retention, continuous learning, upskilling and in-house development.
AI Tech Zone. We have designed the zone in such a form that it has value for everybody.”
The AI Tech Zone is located in Hall 14. It is free to attend.
Routes into the media industry will be explored during the Talent Programme
Further discussion throughout the day will centre on areas including optimal pathways into the industry, how to make training as accessible as possible for all, how to keep and nurture the new workforce, and how addressing
MAXIMUM VERSATILITY FROM MINI AMP AudioPressBox BY KEVIN EMMOTT
The APB Mini from AudioPressBox, claimed to be the world’s smallest active professional press box in a case, is on show in Hall 8. Housed in a durable Nanuk case, the APB Mini features two mic/
line inputs that can be switched between mic and line input levels, with phantom power available for the mic input. It includes adjustable gain control, while for videoconferencing it offers a USB-C in and out, enabling connection to laptops for platforms like Webex, Zoom and Teams. The APB Mini is also equipped
the talent gap needs to be driven from within the industry.
The IBC Talent Programme takes place today from 09:30-13:00 in the Showcase Theatre in Hall 8.
with eight balanced, individually switchable, transformer-isolated mic/line outputs and four USB-C outputs for connecting smartphones. AudioPressBox says this versatility makes the APB Mini a good choice for a variety of professional audio and broadcasting applications, while its robust construction ensures it can
The robust APB Mini is built to withstand
the rigours of travel
withstand the rigours of travel and demanding environments. 8.C27
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