Reuters announced Thursday that it’s now offering artificial intelligence tools for its customers, including video transcription and translation.
The tools were developed in-house at Reuters to meet its standards for accuracy and reliability.
Instant translations can be downloaded and used as subtitles, while the transcriptions in multiple languages allow it to be searched in different languages.
“This AI suite underscores Reuters commitment to leveraging technology to improve customers’ workflows and transform the media landscape,” said Alphonse Hardel, head of Reuters News Agency, in a statement. “The Reuters AI Suite is designed to provide seamless integration and a superior user experience with tools approved and vetted according to Reuters high standards, ensuring our customers can produce high-quality content quickly and efficiently. This launch is just the start of an exciting roadmap for the AI Suite.”
Reuters will be launching its AI Suite at the NAB Show in Las Vegas and will be adding new tools, including scene detection and synthetic voice, throughout the year.
Its parent, Thomson Reuters, has agreed to make a $200 million annual investment in artificial intelligence.
