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Originally Posted by manwiches
I coach my son's hockey and soccer teams. I used AI all last season to help me build out practice plans. I analyze how the practices go, and then next practice, I tell AI what worked and what didn't, and what i want it to focus on. I have a built in resource library it pulls from from various sources online and what I have downloaded and uploaded into it's resource library that is calls on and references.
Quite honestly, it's taken so much of the grunt work that I normally would do manually.
Everybody gets all butt hurt and offended about AI because they think it's taking away work, but they don't realize that it gets you to the 80% of the way, but then one needs to apply the human element and bring it to the finish line the rest of the 20%. It's only as smart as the person analyzing it.
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I thought I was ahead of the curve doing this for my kids too. I collect and break down advanced stats for our teams and our opponents. Feed all that data to AI to help create line up matches against the opposing team, with reasoning as to why so we can double check it makes sense. Glad to see so many embracing AI as a helpful tool to be more productive and effective.
It’s great for a hack like me, will be curious to see how effective it is at the pro level.