
Artificial intelligence is increasingly being adopted within cricket to assist players, coaches, and analysts in optimizing their performance and strategies. While fully autonomous robotic athletes remain distant, current machine learning tools are already transforming how the sport is approached.
Artificial intelligence is not replacing the player, coach or analyst, but it is certainly allowing them to do moreDaniel Kokotajlo, a former researcher at OpenAI, warned last week that it was possible we would end up โcreating a new species that ends up ruling the worldโ. Once the initial shock wore off, and Iโd considered what this could mean for my young children and the future of the planet, another thought popped into my head: will this new species be able to swing an old cricket ball or na...
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