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100 Days to the Paris Olympics and we can't wait! This will be the first Olympics in the era of Gen AI. Here's our Top 10 List of AI enhancements coming for the 2028 Olympics. What are your predictions? 1.    Robotic Training Partners: For sports like table tennis, fencing, or badminton, develop robotic training partners capable of mimicking world-class competitors, providing athletes with high-quality practice opponents. “Siri, play tennis like Djokavic.” 2.    Dynamic Audience Engagement: AI algorithms that analyze viewer preferences and provide personalized feeds, including multiple camera angles, instant replays, and detailed statistics, enhancing the viewing experience for remote audiences. “Put me in the water polo court. (is it called a court?)” 3.    AI Judges and Referees: Advanced AI could assist scoring and rule enforcement in complex sports, reducing human error and ensuring fairness in subjective events like gymnastics or boxing. “The robot says Jake Paul won gold.” 4.    Hyper-Personalized Nutrition Plans: Use AI to analyze an athlete's metabolism, workout regimen, and recovery needs to create hyper-personalized nutrition plans that optimize performance and recovery. “What? No cheeseburgers?” 5.    Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) Enhanced Training: Prior to competitions, athletes can use VR and AR for immersive simulation of competition environments, allowing them to train under conditions mimicking actual venues and weather scenarios. “Like a Holodeck for sport.” 6.    Real-time Biometric Feedback: Use wearable sensors to provide athletes and coaches with real-time feedback on physiological states, such as heart rate, oxygen levels, and muscle tension, enabling immediate adjustments to tactics and effort. “Just go faster.” 7.    Venue Security and Site Management: Advanced AI integrated with IoT devices to manage site operations from security, emergency responses, and maintenance to ensuring optimal conditions for competitions and crowd management. “The $30 nachos still taste bad.” 8.    Sustainable Resource Management: AI optimizing the use and distribution of resources like water and energy across Olympic venues, reducing waste and carbon footprint through smart algorithms that manage utilities based on real-time data and forecasts. “What if we put small generators on the athletes, to power the arenas?” 9.   Fully immersive Fan Zones: VR based experiences, giving the feeling of being on the soccer pitch or rowing in the Seine. AI generated content, directly from live sport events. “The best way to be in the Olympics, without all the training.” 10. AI Enabled Equipment: Goggles and glasses with heads-up displays, providing real-time data and strategy. Sport watches live updated in event with team algorithms, to make adjustments based on conditions, competition, and live athlete biometrics. “2036 Olympic athletes will all be from Cyberdyne Systems.” #QuantumEdge #Paris2024 #100DaysToGo

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Since 1960, the Paralympic Games have challenged notions of disability, and what began as a movement with just 400 athletes, has grown to 4,400 across 22 sports. Outstanding performances from Paralympians like Natalie du Toit, the first amputee swimmer to compete in both the Olympic and Paralympic Games, and Abdellatif Baka, a visually impaired runner who not only broke the 1500m T13 world record, but ran it 1.71 seconds faster than the Olympic gold medallist that same year, help prove to the world that firsts go beyond the podium. Explore #TheFirstEffect and see the impact firsts at the Olympic and Paralympic Games have had on the world. https://deloi.tt/3WRg6A5

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Since 1960, the Paralympic Games have challenged notions of disability, and what began as a movement with just 400 athletes, has grown to 4,400 across 22 sports. Outstanding performances from Paralympians like Natalie du Toit, the first amputee swimmer to compete in both the Olympic and Paralympic Games, and Abdellatif Baka, a visually impaired runner who not only broke the 1500m T13 world record, but ran it 1.71 seconds faster than the Olympic gold medallist that same year, help prove to the world that firsts go beyond the podium. Explore #TheFirstEffect and see the impact firsts at the Olympic and Paralympic Games have had on the world. https://deloi.tt/3x1XNxM

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