Tech Papers 2026: This paper presents a reference architecture combining generative AI with edge computing to personalise and improve accessibility in video-on-demand.
Abstract
This paper presents a reference architecture combining generative AI with edge computing to address three problems in video-on-demand: every title carries a single static description regardless of viewer, personalisation adds latency when done centrally, and most content lacks accessibility features because manual production is too expensive.
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