Subscription-based licensing platform Artlist offers library music, sound effects, stock footage, app templates, plug-ins, and apps. Now they have launched a new AI-engineered footage search engine. Let’s look at the details. At the moment, Artlist’s new searchability is only available for stock footage but allows for variable search subjects that include composition, references, and moods to specific scenery and characters. The company promises more AI-powered products in the future. The AI works by extracting images from the footage and converting them into a language model with lexical tagging, which creates semantic assumptions and makes searches more efficient. Users are encouraged to search “the way they think” and not rely solely on keywords, although they are available, too. The Artlist AI search encourages users to write their thoughts when looking for the right footage. Image: Artlist Machine learning improves results over time, based on the user’s search terms and contextual cues. Artlist says their new search is much more advanced than traditional keyword matching as it can understand the ‘nuances of human language.’ Their new search announcement follows music platform Uppbeat’s news of a new playlist generator powered by the AI engine Chat GPT. Artlist’s search options So, how does it work? When you go to footage search, you will write what you’re looking for in the search box. I asked it, ‘Horse galloping in the sunshine with views from above.’ You can then add other keywords or start refining your search. Search results appear as video stills activated on mouse...
Published By: CineD - Tuesday, 13 June, 2023