Every year, The Sports Technology Awards gives us a tantalizing glimpse into the future, typically around three to seven years ahead of whatever eventually makes it into your average stadium.
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AI is brilliant — just ask ChatGPT. Last month, OpenAI launched Operator, its latest tool for US customers. The fanfare was loud, but the real question is: does it deliver?
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There’s an old saying: America invents, China replicates, and Europe regulates. It’s been doing the rounds again, so I had a look at our shortlist to see if there’s any truth in it.
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As many key Silicon Valley tech giants retreat from inclusivity, the sports world is doubling down on it.
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Last weekend, The Times (London) asked the question, Is Wood v McIlroy on a Simulator the Future of Golf.
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As a business owner committed to doing the right thing — particularly when it comes to the environment
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“If women want to change the status quo, they should invest in the tech that does that.”
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Just a few short years ago, there was a lot of excitement in sports about the emerging ‘thing’ that was esports.
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Last week Stripe, the payment platform, agreed to buy Bridge Network for the rather unicorn-sized sum of $1.1 billion. This figure would eye-watering enough – but it is also based on a 200% increase in valuation since August.
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The funniest WhatsApp I saw last week was when one wit stated: ‘These days, avoiding AI at a sports conference is like playing Whamageddon at Christmas.’
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