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ITworld Today Apr 26, 2017 IBM service will use Watson to unlock data insights from video A new IBM Cloud service, slated for release later this year, will use the power of machine learning and artificial intelligence to generate metadata from video and help media and entertainment companies deliver customized content to viewers. 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