Keywords
Television Archives
Automation
Artificial Intelligence
How to Cite
Abstract
This paper analyzes how artificial intelligence can assist in selecting audiovisual documents in television networks to streamline the documentation process. The objective is to demonstrate how, where, and with which applications artificial intelligence can intervene to optimize the audiovisual selection process, particularly in news programs. To achieve this, we conducted a literature review and a state-of-the-art analysis of Spanish audiovisual companies, inferring how artificial intelligence could aid in automating the selection process and identifying current tools that could enhance this process. The results show that although better algorithms still need to be developed, there are potentialities within artificial intelligence technology to automate the process.
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