The Problem

Over 70% of all data is video.

Most of it is never seen or understood.

The world is blind.

  • Cameras record but don't interpret
  • Critical events are rarely detected
  • Understanding video is still a human process

The consequences matter.

Accidents, deaths, property theft, production downtime, brand damage, litigation risk, insurance costs.

A solution within reach.

  • Making video machine-observable would solve this
  • LLMs have reached the required reasoning power
  • But they aren't architected to understand video

The Solution

Continuous situational intelligence.

The intelligence layer between raw video and the reasoning models that act on it.

01

Expert-level, full-frame video comprehension.

02

Sees and reasons like a human, scales like software.

03

Zero-code natural language user interface.

04

In production today.

05

Works with all major LLMs (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google).

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End-to-end proprietary with deep technical moat.

07

Works as an API that builds and powers APIs across verticals.

Fundamentally different.

Other approaches don't actually see the video. EndlessAI does.

How EndlessAI compares across the video intelligence stack.

Computer Vision

CV/ML, CNNs

Video input
Raw video
Comprehension
Frame-level, predetermined detection
Time to market
In production
Model dependency
Cost at scale
Low
Human-level accuracy
No reasoning

VLMs

Twelve Labs, Moment Labs

Video input
Sampled frames
Comprehension
Motion, detection, limited context
Time to market
In production
Model dependency
Proprietary
Cost at scale
Moderate
Human-level accuracy
Limited

Multimodal LLMs

ChatGPT, Gemini

Video input
Sampled frames
Comprehension
Interpolated guesses
Time to market
In production
Model dependency
Walled garden
Cost at scale
Moderate / high
Human-level accuracy
Limited

World Models

AMI, World Labs

Video input
Synthetic / latent
Comprehension
Abstract prediction
Time to market
Years of R&D
Model dependency
New architectures
Cost at scale
Billions in training
Human-level accuracy
TBD
EndlessAI

Visual Intelligence

Video input
Full frame
Comprehension
Full context
Time to market
In production
Model dependency
Open
Cost at scale
Low
Human-level accuracy
Yes
Legacy approach

Computer vision & CNNs

Used for decades to detect specific objects or pre-defined events — primarily for surveillance, industrial, and logistics automation. They flag only what they've been programmed to recognize and cannot reason.

FRAMECONVPOOLCONVFCperson · 0.97LABEL
Detect → classify → done. No reasoning.
Narrow approach

Video language models

VLMs extract audio, text, and metadata to approximate video content. They produce broad textual summaries — useful for media archiving and search — but too imprecise to extract actionable intelligence for most real-world applications.

1 sampled15 dropped
Audio"…stepping out of the vehicle now…"
OCRPARKING · LOT B · 14:22
Metaduration:00:48 · fps:30 · h264
Summary"A person walks across a parking lot."
Extract → summarize. Misses what happens between frames.

Standard Approach

Down Sampling.

This is the approach used by leading frontier models, cloud moderation APIs, and most emerging video analysis tools; sample a subset of frames, pass them to an image-capable model, and ask it to interpret what happened.

Sampling a small fraction of frames and asking the model to reason about a continuous, temporal medium is like reading every twentieth page of a novel and asking for a plot summary. The LLM will produce a confident, well-structured answer — but it will be guessing about everything it did not see.

What breaks when you only look at some of the frames.

01

Missed events

Key activity that occurs between sampled frames goes undetected — a brief flash of explicit content, a split-second gesture, or an escalation across a narrow temporal window.

eventframe timeline
94%of frames discarded
02

Hallucination

LLMs optimized to produce coherent outputs from incomplete inputs will infer events that did not occur, fabricate details to fill gaps, and present fabrications with the same confidence as grounded observations.

Confidence92%
Accuracy41%

Same tone · different truth

37%fabricated details at high confidence
03

Lost context

The most consequential challenges — accidents, theft, policy violations, malevolent intent — are defined by behavioral patterns over time. Frame-sampling destroys the temporal continuity needed to identify them.

peak missed
behavior samples
1saverage gap between samples

Video content moderation
is a human process.
AtlasTrust automates it.

 

UGC videos uploaded daily

 

Hours/min on YouTube

 

Teen harmful exposure on TikTok

 

Brand trust lost

Existing automation doesn't comprehend video.

Hive, AWS Rekognition, Google Cloud Video speed triage through frame sampling — but don't understand video.

The status quo is unsustainable.

Even the best hybrid AI/human-in-the-loop pipelines don't scale in relationship to UGC growth.

Sources: Fortune Business Insights, IAB (2025), TikTok