The Sibme AI Assistant is a revolutionary artificial intelligence tool designed to enhance professional growth and improve teaching. It utilizes machine learning algorithms and natural language processing to analyze and provide real-time insights into teacher and student behaviors.

NOTE: Sibme AI Reporting is a premium feature not available in all accounts. If you do not see the AI Reports tab after uploading and transcribing your video or audio file to Sibme, contact your Sibme Account Executive for more information.

Using Sibme AI Reporting is easy and intuitive. To get started, simply upload a video or audio file to your Workspace or Huddles. Click on the AI Reports tab and click “Run AI Report” to see all available AI-powered analysis on your file. For more information, click on the links to articles below.

Based on the default user settings in the Sibme platform, you should have permission to complete this task if you are one of the user levels listed below. If you do not see the screens in this article, you can ask your Sibme account administrator if you have permission.

This list shows the current available AI Reports in Sibme, with descriptions of how each report is generated.

Blurring videos is a great way to protect the privacy of your students and individuals in a video. Sibme’s AI-powered Biometric detection system automatically detects the face of the teacher in a video and then blurs all other faces in the video, all with the click of a button. There is also an option to blur all faces in the video, including the teacher.

Running AI Report on videos and audio files in Sibme can be completed in your Workspace and Huddles (depending on your permissions). You can run the AI Report either from the Artifact list or from the “AI Report” tab for a video or audio file. If you do not see the “AI Report” tab on your video when viewing your video, then you do not have permission to run AI Report, either because it is not enabled in your Account or because you do not have permission in the Huddle you are participating in.

AI analysis of video and audio files in Sibme is dependent upon your role in the Huddle or Workspace where the video or audio file is stored.

If you would like to remove certain AI reports from view in your video and audio files, or if you would like to reorder the reports, either for viewing or exporting reports in the AI Report tab, you can do so by clicking the Gear icon next to the reports dropdown. This is great if you would like to only share one or two reports when sharing your Artifact or if you would like to highlight certain reports first.

By default, all available AI reports are available in your Sibme Account. If you do not wish for certain reports to run on Artifacts in your Sibme Account, you can remove them from your Account in Account Settings.

Once an AI Report has been run on a video or audio file, you can export a PDF of the report in order to open the AI Report in a new tab, email, or print it. You can also add the PDF of your AI Report as a Sibme Artifact in Huddles, Workspace, or as Evidence in Goals to use Document Commenting on the report.

Once you run AI Report on your video or audio file, you can view the reports one at a time next to the video or audio viewer on the web version of Sibme. Additionally, you can interact with certain reports to get additional information connected to the reports.

Depending on your permissions, you can make changes to the analysis of AI Report on your video and audio files. Changing the data in an AI Report will make a copy of the original report and clearly indicate that the report has been edited by you. This gives Users with permission the ability to correct areas where the AI model might have misinterpreted the situation. Sibme wants to be as transparent as possible, so the data from the AI models will be shown and will be able to be updated.

Sibme AI will automatically detect and transcribe the dominant language being spoken in your lesson. For a complete list of languages available, click here. The transcription will serve as the basis for reports generated on the video. While most reports are available in all supported languages, certain reports are only available in English, Spanish, French, and Mandarin. The Flesh Kincaid report is only available in English.