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Streaming Blind Spots: Making Sense of Video Where No One's Watching

Streaming Blind Spots: Making Sense of Video Where No One's Watching

Video is already outpacing the humans meant to watch it — in stadiums, ad libraries, surveillance networks, and city infrastructure. The footage exists. Finding what matters in it, before it matters, is the problem.

In this fireside chat with Steve Nathans-Kelly, watch Simon Lecointe, Head of Field Engineering at TwelveLabs, explain how multimodal AI closes that gap — turning raw, ungoverned video into searchable, structured, actionable data in near-real time, without manual tagging or a research team combing through footage.

Join this session to learn:

What "understanding" video actually means to a model, and why it goes beyond transcription

How multimodal AI unlocks natural language search across petabytes of untagged archival footage

How that same understanding flags policy risks, sensitive content, and brand-safety issues at scale — instead of relying on after-the-fact human review

Where this technology is headed as live and remote video keeps outpacing human review capacity

Video is already outpacing the humans meant to watch it — in stadiums, ad libraries, surveillance networks, and city infrastructure. The footage exists. Finding what matters in it, before it matters, is the problem.

In this fireside chat with Steve Nathans-Kelly, watch Simon Lecointe, Head of Field Engineering at TwelveLabs, explain how multimodal AI closes that gap — turning raw, ungoverned video into searchable, structured, actionable data in near-real time, without manual tagging or a research team combing through footage.

Join this session to learn:

What "understanding" video actually means to a model, and why it goes beyond transcription

How multimodal AI unlocks natural language search across petabytes of untagged archival footage

How that same understanding flags policy risks, sensitive content, and brand-safety issues at scale — instead of relying on after-the-fact human review

Where this technology is headed as live and remote video keeps outpacing human review capacity

Watch on demand

Complete the form below to access the webinar recording.

Video is already outpacing the humans meant to watch it — in stadiums, ad libraries, surveillance networks, and city infrastructure. The footage exists. Finding what matters in it, before it matters, is the problem.

In this fireside chat with Steve Nathans-Kelly, watch Simon Lecointe, Head of Field Engineering at TwelveLabs, explain how multimodal AI closes that gap — turning raw, ungoverned video into searchable, structured, actionable data in near-real time, without manual tagging or a research team combing through footage.

Join this session to learn:

What "understanding" video actually means to a model, and why it goes beyond transcription

How multimodal AI unlocks natural language search across petabytes of untagged archival footage

How that same understanding flags policy risks, sensitive content, and brand-safety issues at scale — instead of relying on after-the-fact human review

Where this technology is headed as live and remote video keeps outpacing human review capacity

Watch on demand

Complete the form below to access the webinar recording.

Featured speaker

Simon Lecointe

Simon Lecointe

Head of Field Engineering at TwelveLabs

Simon leads the North America & Europe (NAMER) Solutions teams at TwelveLabs, leveraging his extensive M&E experience to supercharge creative teams. With a keen eye for emerging tech, he bridges artful imagination with practical innovation—streamlining workflows, empowering collaboration, and reimagining what's possible in today's digital landscape.

Simon Lecointe

Head of Field Engineering at TwelveLabs

Simon leads the North America & Europe (NAMER) Solutions teams at TwelveLabs, leveraging his extensive M&E experience to supercharge creative teams. With a keen eye for emerging tech, he bridges artful imagination with practical innovation—streamlining workflows, empowering collaboration, and reimagining what's possible in today's digital landscape.