AI is in focus throughout today’s issue of the IBC Daily, with GenAI in sports, the importance of data to AI strategies and how it unlocks pathways to monetisation all being explored. We also delve into the AI Media Innovation Labs Accelerator Project, along with ‘IP Networks: Finding the needle in the haystack’. In addition, the EBU shares details of its new AI Media Hub, and we round up all the latest technology debuts from the IBC showfloor.
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