The amount of newly generated data keeps growing every day. From about 150 Exabytes in 2005 to almost 1200 Exabytes in 2010, we now create 2.5 quintillion bytes of data every day. Read this again, every day. This is a HUGE amount of data. Just over the last two years,...
In one of my previous blog posts, I touched on the topic of AI-powered transcription services on the market. There, I introduced the idea that, with this pace of multimedia production, traditional, human-powered transcription services is not the solution. In the past...
The world is full of data. And 90% of the world’s total data was created in the last 2 years. Let this sink in for a moment: In the past 2 years, we’ve created more data than our human civilization produced since we started writing. A lot of this data is multimedia...
50 years after the historic Gideon vs. Wainwright, many legal advocates believe that the justice system is still failing the poor. Many think that it’s a class issue, that the poor don’t deserve the same legal protection. But I think there’s a different perspective on...
"The use of smart machines by enterprises can be transformative and disruptive. Smart machines will profoundly change the way work is done and how value is created. From dynamic pricing models and fraud detection to predictive policing and robotics, smart machines...
Legal professionals use court case videos to verify the authenticity of information and to increase the transparency of the judicial process. Lawyers, judges, and other legal personnel use these case videos as any other case-related documents. This means that these...
Being present in the Legal world for so many years, you have probably witnessed a number of buzzes. “Something new, innovative and life-changing has occurred.” “A new technology, an innovation that will change the industry forever.” You’ve been probably hearing the...
As Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the legal sector evolves, so does the fear among legal workers. Many legal professionals fear that AI will make such a change in the legal sector that human effort will no longer be required. But, the truth is that many of the...
When most people think about Law Enforcement, they probably imagine a bunch of police officers running down the street, chasing the bad guys. Bringing law to practice. But police work involves digging for clues from surveillance cameras, interviews, court videos etc....
I have talked about Armedia’s Legal Case Management Module so many times now, and every time I finish writing a blog post, I feel like I have left something out. Going through my recent blog posts, I’ve realized that I haven’t spent much time explaining the Artificial...
Established companies struggle to extract value from unstructured data like emails, presentations, videos, images, etc. Managing unstructured data isn’t really about storage and organization. It’s about making that content functional, or in more simple words, deriving...
In the world of C-Suite managers, a majority of people are well in their fifties. This is especially true for CEOs. According to Korn Ferry’s findings, the average age in the C-level world is 55. The oldest ones, CEOs, on average are 58 years old. Explaining...
We recently had the opportunity to test and evaluate (T&E) the accuracy of a machine transcription product in our lab. Two challenges with testing the product were finding a test corpus we could trust and a scoring methodology that was fair. The problem with...
Microsoft Azure is a cloud computing service that has its own machine learning service, known as Cognitive Services. It is split into five categories: Vision, Speech, Language, Knowledge, and Search, with each category containing several tools, for a total of 26....
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a specialized branch of computer science that focuses on getting computer systems to mimic human-level thinking. This, at least, is the theoretical aim. At the moment, we are far more satisfied with getting computers to take big chunks...
Recently, a client stopped by and asked if Armedia had, or knew of any open source, face matching software that could scan a video and determine if a suspect’s face appeared anywhere in the video. Our team was intrigued. In today’s world, how available and how...