Reported impact
Business outcome
Chushou gained automatically tagged livestream inventory, faster highlight production, lower manual ad-review effort and more accurate matching between viewers and game content.
- Cost Reduction
- Customer Experience
- Productivity Improvement
Solution
Chushou Live worked with Baidu AI Cloud to build a multimodal recognition pipeline for Honor of Kings livestreams so raw UGC video could be turned into operational metadata automatically. The implementation combined image recognition, OCR, speech recognition and voiceprint recognition to analyze frames, on-screen text and audio from gameplay clips. Custom models first detect the main hero, map mode and rank context; OCR reads in-game battle data; and the recognition stack marks the timestamps where highlight moments occur. The same pipeline flags ads, competitor watermarks and streamer gender anomalies for moderation workflows. Outputs from the models are written back as structured content and user tags that support topic operations, segment clipping and personalized matching between viewers and videos. Architecturally, Baidu supplies the recognition layer and domain models, while Chushou consumes the labels inside its content-operations, audit and recommendation workflows.
Data flow
Livestream video and audio from Chushou pass through image, OCR, speech and voiceprint models. The Honor of Kings recognition model converts detected heroes, maps, rank, battle data, ads and watermark signals into structured tags and highlight timestamps, which then feed content operations, clip editing, moderation and recommendation matching.