Neal Michie, Director of Product Management at PACE Anti-Piracy, discusses how intellectual property in the form of algorithms deployed on the edge can be reverse engineered and stolen, and how a white-box solution can prevent this process from taking place.
New algorithms, increasingly AI and ML-based, are driving the large proportion of innovation in the media and entertainment space. Therefore, protecting the value being built means protecting those algorithms.
We see it time and again at PACE. A company with a brilliant innovative idea goes to market with its intellectual property (IP) properly protected and it reaps the rewards. We also regularly see the flip side, companies with equally brilliant ideas coming to us after their IP has been stolen and they are struggling to generate revenue...
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