Technology looks set to change how games are played, taught and viewed
Andy Muir (left) and Mark Cairns (right) are the founders of Coach Logic, a coach development company based in Edinburgh. Photo: Supplied
We remain in the early stages of the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution – and given the scale of its reach across modern life, it is hardly surprising that sport is already feeling its effects.
The debate around AI, and whether it represents a threat as much as an opportunity, is also in its infancy. But its proponents are keen to draw one clear line: AI is a tool to assist human decision‑making, not to replace it.