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France Télévisions is partnering with students from Centrale Supélec and the company Wewyse to conduct research on Artificial Intelligence. Eventually, these new technologies will make it possible to detect the intention associated with a sentence. But first, the device must be fed with examples so that it can use its computing power to determine whether a sentence is spoken in a tone of joy or anger, for example.
To mark the release of the highly anticipated series "Zorro," France Télévisions is introducing a one-of-a-kind immersive experience on france.tv. Fans can take on the roles of Zorro, Gabriella, or Diego—an initiative crafted by the Editorial Marketing and Open Innovation teams.
In line with its commitment to pushing the boundaries of innovation in the media field, the Innovation Department of France Télévisions, in collaboration with the French Tennis Federation (FFT), presented its 2024 edition of RGLAB on the theme of "Tennis and Spatial Computing," featuring mixed reality, 3D, virtual production, and artificial intelligence.
On November 14, the InnoDay, France Télévisions' innovation fair, took place at our headquarters. The day was packed with conferences, presentations of the company's most innovative projects, and 15 stands showcasing all of France Télévisions' trades and expertise. To engage all employees, the company also organized a takeover of its Twitter account for the day, giving three interns the opportunity to share their insights on the initiatives. The InnoDay was a day when France Télévisions' innovation efforts truly took flight. As Kati Bremme, director of innovation and foresight and editor-in-chief of Méta-Media, reminded attendees, innovation is at the heart of the company's DNA.
