Olympics fans are trying a new AI-powered system to see if they may be able to win a gold medal one day.
Fans at the Olympics are trying out a new AI-powered talent spotting system that hopes to find the gold medallists of the future. Its developers aim to use a portable version of the technology to bring advanced sport science to remote areas around the world.
Data is gathered from five tests which include activities like running, jumping, and measuring grip strength. Intel says all the data collected from the people taking part is deleted once the process is complete.“I enjoyed it,” says Tacto. “I liked the bit where we had to sprint the best.”Assessors in Senegal filmed children with tablets to allow AI to assess their speed and agility
The International Olympic Committee recently took the system to Senegal, where it toured around five different villages and assessed more than 1,000 children on their athletic potential.
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