Analyze video evidence faster with artificial intelligence

The following is paid content sponsored by Veritone. Big Data is everywhere, and it keeps getting bigger. It's estimated that 90 percent of all data on the internet has been generated in the past two years, more than three-quarters of it audio and video clips, and the pace continues to accelerate exponentially. For law enforcement, this creates an information overload of evidence that can't be easily searched or analyzed. This recent explosion of law enforcement data, particularly video and audio that by its nature is unstructured and unsearchable, means police are collecting information without the tools to manage it or turn it into actionable intelligence.