Golf Fans, the Masters Has AI Ready to Go
Golf fans-- technically called "clients"-- in Augusta, Georgia, for the last round of the 88th Masters Tournament can delight in pimento cheese sandwiches (and peach ice cream sandwiches) in plain view of the azaleas and dogwoods at Amen Corner, that includes holes 11, 12 and 13. They will not have any mobile gadgets on hand. Electronic devices are strictly restricted.That's where the countless golf fans who'll tune in to the competition on television (12 million in 2015) have a benefit thanks to significantly elaborate tournament-tracking choices beyond merely seeing the Masters on television. (Not that there's anything incorrect with that. Here's how to see the Masters.)And now, obviously, it consists of AI-- generative AI, to be accurate.While AI has actually become part of the Masters ...