Where AI Succeeds and Fails in Live Stream Monitoring Today @streamingmediavideo
Where AI Succeeds and Fails in Live Stream Monitoring Today  @streamingmediavideo
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
The benefits of leveraging AI in live stream monitoring seem self-evident, especially at scale, given the sheer amount of information required to track all aspects of a live stream from ingest to delivery and the speed at which that data arrives. Human eyes on glass can only absorb so much. But where is AI working and not working in 2026 when it comes to live stream observability and the monitoring tasks streaming teams are currently off-loading to it? AWS’s Steph Lone, TAG’s Michael Demb, and Streaming Media’s Nadine Krefetz discuss in this clip from Streaming Media Connect 2026.
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Where AI Succeeds and Fails in Live Stream Monitoring Today

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