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Seneca researchers teach machines to help video editors

Seneca researchers teach machines to help video editors

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Ask anyone who’s done it — video editing is time-consuming, tedious work. And with demand for new content across countless platforms higher than ever, the editor’s work is never done.

But thanks to Seneca Innovation’s artificial intelligence (AI) video categorization project with industry partner, Vubble, human editors will now have some high-tech help.

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