Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Most video streams end in a VOD archive or OTT streaming app that might get viewed at some point down the line. Video is the richest source of data that most media organizations are too slow to act on. The challenge is ingesting, decoding, sampling, routing, and extracting useful signals from live streams without rebuilding the video stack for every application. Wowza CEO Krish Kumar discusses how Wowza Streaming Engine and the Video Intelligence Framework remove that infrastructure burden, letting developers turn live video into structured events, metadata, and operational signals directly within the infrastructure they already use. Kumar also addresses Wowza's integration of the NVIDIA Synthetic Video Detector for screening advertiser and partner contribution feeds for AI-generated or synthetic content to ensure compliance with global AI content regulations.
Speaker:
Krish Kumar, CEO, Wowza
Moderator:
Steve Nathans-Kelly, Editor-in-Chief
Most video streams end in a VOD archive or OTT streaming app that might get viewed at some point down the line. Video is the richest source of data that most media organizations are too slow to act on. The challenge is ingesting, decoding, sampling, routing, and extracting useful signals from live streams without rebuilding the video stack for every application. Wowza CEO Krish Kumar discusses how Wowza Streaming Engine and the Video Intelligence Framework remove that infrastructure burden, letting developers turn live video into structured events, metadata, and operational signals directly within the infrastructure they already use. Kumar also addresses Wowza's integration of the NVIDIA Synthetic Video Detector for screening advertiser and partner contribution feeds for AI-generated or synthetic content to ensure compliance with global AI content regulations.
Speaker:
Krish Kumar, CEO, Wowza
Moderator:
Steve Nathans-Kelly, Editor-in-Chief
