Is this video mostly of feet? (and other useful things you might want to ask about your video)
Blog post from Mux
Mux Robots’ Ask Questions workflow uses both video frames and transcripts to answer customizable questions about uploaded videos, extending beyond standard moderation scores for sexual or violent material. One example from stream.new asks whether a video is mostly of feet, content that may not trigger sexual-content filters but can violate platform rules. The feature can also verify listing completeness for rental or marketplace videos, check required advertising disclosures, document completed field-service work or returned equipment condition, identify static-image videos, and route support tickets based on whether footage shows software, hardware, or something else. Its multimodal approach is intended to overcome the limits of transcript-only analysis by interpreting visual content and narrative context, as illustrated through questions about the silent animated film Big Buck Bunny, where it identified characters, violence, child suitability, and plot outcomes from pixels alone. When a question is irrelevant or cannot be answered confidently, such as asking which programming language appears in the film, the system skips it rather than guessing.
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