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1. Face Recognition Capability for Asset Management and GDPR Compliance

   We manage a large number of digital assets (images and videos) containing identifiable individuals. Under GDPR, these assets are considered personal data and require proper consent management, traceability, and the ability to identify and remove or restrict usage upon request.

   Currently, there is no functionality in the DAM to automatically identify individuals within assets, which makes manual compliance checks time-consuming and prone to human error.

   Functional Requirements

   Automatic Detection:

   The DAM should automatically identify human faces in uploaded assets (images/videos).

   Detected faces should be visually highlighted and optionally labeled.

   Consent Linking:

   Each identified individual should be linkable to a stored consent record.

   If consent is revoked, related assets should be flagged or restricted from publication automatically.

   Search and Reporting:

   DAM users should be able to search assets containing specific individuals (based on consent ID or tag).

   Generate reports on assets with missing or expired consents.

   Asset Governance:

   Assets with unverified or expired consent should be automatically hidden or marked as restricted for use.

   We manage a large number of digital assets (images and videos) containing identifiable individuals. Under GDPR, these assets are considered personal data and require proper consent management, traceability, and the ability to identify and remove or restrict usage upon request.

   Currently, there is no functionality in the DAM to automatically identify individuals within assets, which makes manual compliance checks time-consuming and prone to human error.

   Functional Requirements

   Automatic Detection:

   The DAM should automatically identify human faces in uploaded assets (images/videos).

   Detected faces should be visually highlighted and optionally labeled.

   Consent Linking:

   Each identified individual should be linkable to a stored… more

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   Research & Design  ·  AdminAnisul Hoque (Principal Product Manager, Optimizely) responded

   This idea has caught our attention and is now being reviewed by our product and design teams. We're assessing what’s possible, mapping out user journeys, and considering how this could fit into the overall experience. More updates to come as we explore solutions.

2. Rendition selection as URL parameter

   As a Solution Architect, I see how a lot of customers and prospects select assets from the DAM and it's a common use case to select a main image for a page and then want different renditions for things like page listings and teasers to that page. Currently the author would have to select a series of renditions manually. It would be much easier to be able to add the rendition name to the URL like this: https://images.cmp.optimizely.com/assets/rob?rendition=teaser

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   Research & Design  ·  AdminAnisul Hoque (Principal Product Manager, Optimizely) responded

   This idea has caught our attention and is now being reviewed by our product and design teams. We're assessing what’s possible, mapping out user journeys, and considering how this could fit into the overall experience. More updates to come as we explore solutions.