Video indexing based on speech recognition at MIT

Stefano writes about the awesome MIT Lecture Browser. They got it working, and it’s killer – these guys deserve to make heaps of money selling the technology to….well, to someone who deserves it.

@stefano: good to see you back to blogging!

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