As the developer of the world’s first operating system dedicated to artificial intelligence, you better be prepared to wow. For whatever reason, that is something Denver-based Veritone has struggled to achieve in the mainstream media and entertainment sector, even after beefing up on digital asset management capabilities via the acquisition of Wazee Digital in 2018. Surely Veritone should have stolen a march on powering AI-based activities in the M&E space having been first to market with something as groundbreaking as aiWare, its thoroughbred AI OS? The simple answer is that demand remains low, while the market remains cautious. For this reason, a press release from Veritone this week picked itself. With a helping hand from Product Manager Ben Howell (who…