NFL Uses AI to Predict Injuries
Injuries are an inevitable part of the NFL, with high-speed collisions and high exertion on every play. Success each season often comes down to which teams can be the healthiest at the end.
Teams invest hundreds of millions of dollars into their rosters, making it crucial to keep players available to play. The NFL has turned to technology, partnering with Amazon Web Services on an injury prediction tool that uses data and artificial intelligence to manage player health.
Fans want their favorite players on the field.
- Baltimore, San Francisco, and Cincinnati have already been hampered by injuries in the preseason.
- The NFL aims to keep players healthier using AI technology.
Author's summary: NFL uses AI to predict injuries.
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