VERI News & Events

Veritone announced that its advanced AI-powered tools are being utilized by the Cold Case Foundation to aid in the re-examination of the tragic case of JonBenet Ramsey. Veritone's high-powered AI solutions for law enforcement will be prominently featured this Sunday, in part two of an eight-part podcast series dedicated to analyzing the investigation. The Cold Case Foundation is using Veritone's advanced AI-powered tools to help resolve challenging cases, bringing technology to complex investigations. On the YouTube channel, "The Interview Room," Cold Case Foundation experts will offer an exclusive look at how they are applying Veritone's ecosystem of solutions to the JonBenet Ramsey case, demonstrating the impact of AI on modern criminal justice and cold-case resolution.

Veritone announced the launch of a new grant assistance program in partnership with Police1 - an online resource and training portal for law enforcement owned by Lexipol - to assist law enforcement agencies, police departments, and public safety organizations in the grants process to help with the procurement of advanced investigations technology. "Equipping law enforcement with cutting-edge investigative technology is critical, but securing the necessary budget is a significant hurdle for many departments," said Jon Gacek, General Manager of Veritone Public Sector.

Veritone announced the launch of Job Acceleration within the Broadbean by Veritone programmatic advertising platform. The company said, T'he new feature gives recruiters and talent acquisition teams a self-serve way to quickly increase visibility for individual positions when additional hiring support is needed. Programmatic recruitment campaigns are built to manage hiring across large volumes of open positions simultaneously. While effective for ongoing recruitment efforts, certain roles may occasionally require immediate attention due to hiring demand, business needs or applicant volume. Job Acceleration gives teams a way to temporarily prioritize those positions without changing broader campaigns already in progress."