Celebrating Women's History Month in Movies and TV

The title of our panel was deliberately chosen: Adding AI Layers to Modernize Legacy Product Offerings. There’s a misconception in the market that AI is only for greenfield startups building from scratch. That’s simply not true. In many ways, companies with deep domain expertise and established customer relationships are better positioned to deliver meaningful AI solutions—because they understand the problem space intimately. Xytech has decades of domain knowledge in media operations baked into its architecture. The AWS engagement didn’t just help us bolt AI onto an old product—it helped us unlock the latent value in our platform in ways that solved larger challenges we’d been wrestling with for years. That’s the real magic: AI as an accelerant for domain expertise, not a replacement for it.

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As Black History Month invites reflection, film and television continue to preserve the legacy of Jesse Jackson—civil rights leader, presidential candidate, and media-era activist. From Nationtime and Wattstax to Summer of Soul, his voice remains embedded in documentary storytelling that shaped modern political and cultural discourse. Discover where to stream these essential titles—and why structured metadata is critical to ensuring future generations can find them.

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Can machine learning predict the Oscar for Best Picture? Origin Data tested five leading AI models using nomination counts, box office data, marketing intensity, and global reach to determine which 2025 film is statistically positioned to win Hollywood’s top prize.

The 98th Academy Award nominations reveal more than headline predictions. By analyzing structured film data from Origin, clear patterns emerge across Best Picture, International Feature, Documentary, Animation, and key technical categories. This year’s nominees demonstrate how cross-category recognition, global collaboration, and production scale shape awards momentum. From box office performance and marketing volume to nomination spread and technical credits, the data highlights how films build competitive strength across acting, directing, writing, and craft disciplines. Titles like Sinners, One Battle After Another, and Sentimental Value illustrate how interconnected creative and production decisions influence awards outcomes. As AI-driven analysis meets structured entertainment data, a more transparent view of Oscar trends comes into focus — revealing how international storytelling, ensemble casting, and visual effects innovation continue to redefine Academy recognition.