For real-time video content moderation with minimal operational overhead, AWS documentation recommends using fully managed, purpose-built AI services. Amazon Rekognition provides real-time video analysis capabilities, including content moderation, unsafe content detection, and label recognition for live video streams.
By integrating Rekognition with AWS Lambda, the company can automatically process video frames, extract moderation metadata, and take immediate action (such as flagging or stopping a stream) without managing servers, models, or infrastructure. This serverless architecture scales automatically and minimizes operational complexity.
Option B introduces unnecessary complexity. While Amazon Bedrock LLMs are powerful, they are not required for image-based moderation tasks that Rekognition already handles natively.
Option C is incorrect because using Amazon SageMaker would require model training, endpoint management, and scaling, significantly increasing operational overhead.
Option D is incorrect because Amazon Transcribe and Amazon Comprehend are designed for audio and text analysis, not image or video frame moderation.
Therefore, Amazon Rekognition with AWS Lambda is the most efficient, scalable, and low-maintenance solution for real-time video moderation during live streaming events.
