Technology
How AI is Transforming Sports Entertainment and Performance Analytics
In the rapidly evolving world of AI in sports, the human element remains indispensable for successful integration. As Greg Nieuwenhuys highlights, the cornerstone of effective AI adoption lies not in advanced technology or intricate data systems but in fundamental aspects like leadership comprehension, genuine employee empowerment, and robust training programs. Greg’s perspective is particularly refreshing […]

In the rapidly evolving world of AI in sports, the human element remains indispensable for successful integration. As Greg Nieuwenhuys highlights, the cornerstone of effective AI adoption lies not in advanced technology or intricate data systems but in fundamental aspects like leadership comprehension, genuine employee empowerment, and robust training programs.
Greg’s perspective is particularly refreshing as he addresses the elephant in the room, “The majority of people are afraid of AI. They won’t admit it, but they’re afraid of their job or what it’s going to do to their company or that they’re afraid that they might be the only one who doesn’t understand.”
The key is to build confidence with simple, achievable goals that show concrete results.
- Content Creation: Using AI for photography, video, and text generation
- Design Iteration: Creating and testing multiple design variants quickly
- Employee Feedback: Processing and analyzing employee responses efficiently
This sentiment is echoed by Tobias Matern, Senior Solutions Architect at Amazon Web Services, when he says, “Yes, there might be complete new fields that will be possible with AI, but I think the real power, at least for today and tomorrow is really about the existing fields and speeding up teams and organizations where they are right now and giving them kind of a superpower by using AI at many different levels.”