Generative AI Helps Coaches and Players in a Pinch – Bloomberg
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Sports celebrate human excellence, but now there’s too much data to analyze to determine potential mismatches on game day.
From the AI chatbot to the clipboard.
Imagine it’s crunch time at the end of the fourth quarter of the Super Bowl. One team faces third-down and goal, five yards from a game-winning touchdown. On the sidelines, the head coach and his gut say run the ball, but he’s unsure where to send the running back. So, he turns to an assistant coach and asks: “When you spoke to our AI chatbot this morning, what did it think we should do in this scenario?”
For sports purists, the scenario is unthinkable. Sports are supposed to celebrate human excellence, after all. But whether they like it or not, artificial intelligence is joining games on and off the field. Some teams are already utilizing it, and more will join them if only to keep up.
