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@svembu Totally agree. A great example is the new skill of CCTV Video Footage Auditor, recognized by India's Skill Development Ministry. This creates jobs AI can't replace—auditors can review hours of footage in minutes from the remotest villages of India. The next BPO?
@IMAIndiaOrg I would like to offer practical suggestions to enhance hospital safety through DAILY AUDITING of CCTV FOOTAGE and the responsible use of AI where appropriate. I look forward to connecting. Gautam D. Goradia - Founder & CEO - https://t.co/pwHHQWEAj6
@mrjeffu A daily SOP of auditing CCTV footage would help discover such issues. Audit an entire day's footage to discover all kinds of issues. both good and bad. Expecting technology to detect such issues will only result in false alerts. Audit - why suffer? See https://t.co/pwHHQWE2ty
@mrjeffu A daily SOP of auditing CCTV footage would help discover such issues. Audit an entire day's footage to discover all kinds of issues. both good and bad. Expecting technology to detect such issues will only result in false alerts. Audit - why suffer? See https://t.co/pwHHQWE2ty
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@MirrorNow@KARAN_author@shreyadhoundial Daily auditing of CCTV footage must become a norm at all critical locations. Users must "SEE WHAT THE CAMERA SAW" as a daily SOP. Else, issues will remain hidden the footage making cameras as FIT and FORGET.
@TNNavbharat@KARAN_author@VidyaNathJha@Anant_Tyagii Daily Auditing of CCTV footage is crucial. Issues like recces have a much better chance of being discovered during the audit process. Every user of CCTV cameras must "SEE WHAT THE CAMERA SAW"