ESPN is reassessing its in-game promotional materials after an AI-generated image of Tony Parker sparked online backlash. A moving portrait of Spurs legend Tony Parker from Wednesday’s ESPN broadcast ...

We all know the power of AI (artificial intelligence). It can be a godsend when you use it correctly and it can expose you when you have no idea what you’re doing. In ESPN’s case, it got exposed ...

ESPN is working on a plan to add generative AI to its SEC football coverage. The network recently debuted an AI avatar dubbed FACTS, which is set to be tested with ESPN's college football show SEC ...

The AI bot’s analysis and commentary are supposed to ‘complement’ other hosts on ESPN’s SEC Nation show. The AI bot’s analysis and commentary are supposed to ‘complement’ other hosts on ESPN’s SEC ...

AI thrives on data but feeding it the right data is harder than it seems. As enterprises scale their AI initiatives, they face the challenge of managing diverse data pipelines, ensuring proximity to ...

The revamped ESPN app has a new ‘verts’ feed for a stream of sports-related videos. The revamped ESPN app has a new ‘verts’ feed for a stream of sports-related videos. is a news writer who covers the ...

The problem isn't the use of AI. The problem is, why did ESPN feel the need to turn to AI when they could have asked the NBA for permission to use some? Did they abandon the graphics team? Were they ...

I mean, c'mon, this was just bad by ESPN, and it should be a wake-up call to any network interested in incorporating AI into their live coverage. ESPN faced intense backlash after broadcasting bizarre ...