AI for Boxing?

Only it isn't. The AI will always depend on what the human gives him as information, especially when it comes to science.

 

No, it doesn't.

 

Strong argument about how much you know.

 

Judges are not objective, deep learning is.

 

Hahahah!

 

Dave Moretti has posted awful cards more than once. He never had to justify himself. AI software can be crosschecked and tested, unlike humans it does not run on vibes.

 

AI can correctly count shots (which is a great assistant, but I'm not sure how much CompuBox is considered by the judges even now), but can not adequately consider:

• Effective aggression
• Ring generalship
• Defence
• Style effectiveness without messing it with effective aggression and ring generalship
• Understand properly point deductions
  
• At current, will struggle to avoid close rounds which aren't forbidden, but aren't tolerated
• The hard and the clean punches

 

To clarify, I'm not saying you believe this, I've just been looking to air my thoughts on this for awhile.

It's interesting to me that most people seem to think that the world won't change due to technology in their lifetime again. It's especially interesting when it's people who are a bit older that think like this. I mean if you were born in 1982, you've seen the world wide web, smart phones and many other things change the world in huge ways. Technology will continue to advance and change the world. Consider every 50 years for the past few hundred years:

2023
1973
1923
1873
1823
1773

The pace is only getting faster and faster. I think the world will be totally different from today by the time I leave it. Basically unrecognizable.

 

I do believe the technology is rapidly progressing the last decades and it will continue to do so, which is fine if used the noble way and we, people, reconsider our values.

Take one older, like late 80's to 90's movie where the early 2000's is depicted, you'll notice:
- despite how good the movie was, it looks amusingly outdated, stupid even
- how funny and idiotic the near future, which currently is our close past, is presented

 

Open scoring is the answer
So the fighters & fans will know the judges criteria.

the scorecards get announced & documented anyway.
Transparency is in order for the fighters to know if they need to make adjustments.

 

It can already do all of that, except points deduction.

 

Ohhh, ok, whatever...