PhotoShelter, the leading digital asset management (DAM) platform, unveiled three new features on its social content distribution tool, Socialie, transforming how teams manage and share content. The features include a live creator workflow for instant mobile content uploads, an AI recognition model that identifies people in photos, and an advanced AI tool that determines whether an image’s sentiment is positive, negative, or neutral.
Industries like sports and education rely on instant content distribution during events or games. Yet, managing the flow of real-time content while staying focused on creativity often requires tedious, time-consuming tasks that can slow teams down. Socialie’s new tools leverage AI and automation to streamline workflows, eliminating repetitive tasks and allowing teams to distribute live, in-the-moment media to the right audience at the right time.
The latest features include:
- Live Creator Workflow: Live content creators can now easily upload mobile content to Socialie, while on-the-ground and in the action. Socialie users can populate their media library with new content from remote contributors, add a tag or title with the publisher name, and watch it automatically distribute to that publisher, making it easier than ever to share popular content and drive engagement during live events.
- PeopleID: Instantly identify and tag people, players, and faces in photos. Upload individual headshots to train the AI model, then Socialie will recognize the subject, allowing for an automated workflow where tagged photos can be sent directly to that person.
- Sentiment Analysis: With advanced AI, this tool determines if an image of a specific subject is considered positive, negative, or neutral. This can be paired with the rules your team sets in Socialie so that the subject only receives images marked positive, for example.
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“Our ongoing investment in AI is all about making content distribution smarter and more intuitive for our users,” said Kristin Adams, VP, Strategy and Market Development, PhotoShelter. “These updates improve key features like facial recognition, instant distribution, and even prevent situations like sending athletes photos of themselves being sacked after a loss. It’s about ensuring the right content reaches the right people, with unmatched precision and efficiency.”
SOURCE: PRNewswire