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Client: Robert Shepperson, Global Media <Robert.Shepperson@global.com> | Client: Robert Shepperson, Global Media <Robert.Shepperson@global.com> | ||
Talk radio is incredibly popular, but doesn’t (yet) have the same capability for discussion and annotation that text formats do. Your task is to create a software service that enhances the experience of listening to talk radio. Your application will listen to the audio, extract key words, and offer services such as background information on an item, programme or presenter, comparison to other news sources and authorities, or even AI-enabled interactive fact-checking about the claims being made. | Talk radio is incredibly popular, but doesn’t (yet) have the same capability for discussion and annotation that text formats do. Your task is to create a software service that enhances the experience of listening to talk radio. Your application will listen to the audio, extract key words, and offer services such as background information on an item, programme or presenter, linked visual media, comparison to other news sources and authorities, or even AI-enabled interactive fact-checking about the claims being made. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:09, 21 October 2024
Client: Robert Shepperson, Global Media <Robert.Shepperson@global.com>
Talk radio is incredibly popular, but doesn’t (yet) have the same capability for discussion and annotation that text formats do. Your task is to create a software service that enhances the experience of listening to talk radio. Your application will listen to the audio, extract key words, and offer services such as background information on an item, programme or presenter, linked visual media, comparison to other news sources and authorities, or even AI-enabled interactive fact-checking about the claims being made.
