Ai-Media Enhances Flagship Live Automatic Captioning Solution

Ai-Media unveils AI-driven LEXI 3.0: The future of live automatic captioning.
With cutting-edge enhancements and new features, LEXI 3.0 is the world’s most accurate and advanced automatic captioning solution, delivering results that rival human captions at a fraction of the cost.
Independent audits confirm that LEXI 3.0 consistently delivers results with 35% fewer recognition, formatting, and punctuation errors than the previous version.
Critically, LEXI 3.0 introduces new automated features, including speaker identification and AI-powered caption placement to avoid on-screen interference. Average quality results have increased significantly from 98.2% to 98.7% NER with this release.
This is an affordable on demand solution perfect for live captioning a wide range of content types – from linear TV broadcast, OTT, Live Sports and live streams, to meetings, events, lectures and more.
LEXI 3.0 is available immediately for existing Ai-Media customers at no additional cost and is delivered with any iCap Encoder (Hardware, Alta and Falcon) connected to Ai-Media’s iCap Cloud Network.
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