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Google brings AI to US broadcast of Paris Olympics

By Sheila Dang
Jul 19 2024 6:48AM

Allowing sports commentators to use AI to explain competitions.

Google brings AI to US broadcast of Paris Olympics
Google will infuse artificial intelligence into the US broadcast of the Paris Olympics, allowing sports commentators to use AI to explain competitions, the tech company said alongside NBCUniversal and the US Olympic and Paralympic Committee. Google will be named the official search AI partner of ...

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