Hurley post game presser X.

[Chin Diesel]

He was a total jackamoe in every college movie from the 80's and 90's.

 

[Chin Diesel]

AI created the same person over five different decades of life.

 

[uconnyankee]

They are developing AI to replace everything. I guess refs is sports is as good a venture as the one where they are developing AI to replace many in the legal profession like paralegals and some lower level lawyers.

I’ve even heard AI is replacing some posters too….

 

[Palatine]

I’ve even heard AI is replacing some posters too….

Many of us already have artificial intelligence.

 

[Fairfield_1st]

I think in every sport there's something you could use AI for. Even in football something as simple as having AI control the spots, automate the play clock, and call offsides, it would let officials focus on other things

Wouldn't offsides essentially use the same technology as offsides in the premier league. Where is the player at the time of the hike?

 

[CL82]

Can he play the 5 though as a backup?

No, he used up his eligibility as a pitching machine.

 

[CL82]

Let's use AI to ruin sports and all forms of entertainment before it completely ruins us.

Mostly agree, but for whatever reason the notion of consistently called balls and strikes is appealing to me.

 

[HooperScooper]

Hurley is great. The comments around Karaban‘s bloody eye was biting. Another, not so subtle jab at refs. I’m sure this just feeds the ref retaliation against us. I’m ok with it. It was a rediculous “no call”… a “basketball play” as was noted during the telecast. OBVIOUS ELBOW S UP!

Nasty looking gash (first picture in this link).

UConn men’s basketball shows off versatility during week of upsets: Takeaways from another hard-fought road win

 

[Palatine]

No normal basketball play draws blood.
No normal basketball play involves an elbow to the head.

 

[Rocktheworld]

Is Dusty Rhodes a potential mojo captain?

 

[The Yakk]

Not sure how AI would work. A computer would probably call holding or PI on every down in the NFL and a foul on every possession in the NBA. Other than things like balls/strikes or in/out not sure computers could ever get the nuance of the game.

I'm in favor of AI refs for the sole benefit of getting to see some of the showboating, incompetent hacks that currently ref in the BE have to go get jobs digging ditches.

If it also improves the sport, that's a bonus!