New personal identification and authentication technologies have the potential to transform the way that entertainment services are delivered, accessed, and experienced. These technologies offer a high level of security, often incorporating biometrics, such as voice, fingerprint, iris or retinal features, and facial characteristics.
They also have the potential to support truly personalized entertainment experiences. This report explores such technologies’ readiness for market deployment, analyze best-fit use cases, and profile major players that provide authentication and identification technologies or solutions.
Table of Contents
1.0 Report Summary
2.0 Artificial Intelligence in Consumer Entertainment
3.0 Common AI in Connected Entertainment
4.0 AI Use Cases and Business Value
5.0 AI Deployment Strategies
7.0 Appendix
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Companies Mentioned
- ABC
- Amazon
- Appier
- Apple
- ARRIS
- Best Buy
- Casio
- CBS
- Clarifai
- Comcast
- ContentWise
- Conviva
- Deep Systems
- Deepsense.ai
- Delta Airlines
- Diesel
- DISH
- Disney Research
- Fox
- GameStop
- Hisense
- Huawei
- Hulu
- IBM
- Independa
- Insignia
- LG
- NAGRA
- NBC
- Netflix
- NVIDIA
- Philco
- Pilot Movies
- Pixar Animation
- RivetAI
- Roku
- Samsung
- Scriptbook
- Sears
- Skagen
- Skyworth
- Sling TV
- Sony
- Spotify
- Tag Hauer
- ThinkAnalytics
- TiVo
- Toshiba
- Ubex
- United Artists
- University of California
- Vault
- Viacom
- WicketLabs
- Zenith
- Zorroa
