The sport of boxing like everything else finds itself like everything else, in a changing time but a very, very exciting one nonetheless.
With the advent of AI this year pretty much everywhere, technology, platforms and everything associated with them are changing.
While scumbags (not all of them but certainly there are a few there) like Google don’t admit to using AI yet (they are lying) in much of their products, they do, they just don’t tell you about it yet.
More up front less shady operators like Elon Musk, Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos, and other big tech owners, at least concede the limitation of the very limited, frankly dumb, technology that it often, frequently, is, as it is now.
It gets stuff wrong and we were using Google Bard on a trial basis over a year ago before it was used by the general public, it was dumb then, and the thing is slightly less dumb now. We were one of the first to trial it originally back in March 2023 here:
We are not scumbags like some and will leave an awful, awful lot more of confidential Google company stuff out of this. Their AI is the pinnacle of their pathetic, overrated nature, alas. The appropriate authorities in all nations will be taking much stronger action against them shortly, headed surely in their scum of America, New York offices.
Their AI is okay for research but makes mistakes and lies constantly, it cannot be trusted for outside of research purposes yet.
Whether some scumbag at Google tells you its great or not, don’t believe him.
That arrogant Sundar Pichai of Google who hires and fires as he pleases (and pays himself a crazy salary on top of dividends and incentives) as regards huge volumes of employees leaving in recent years. They are dead right too some of the senior researchers on AI and developers, as well as others. Good riddance. Get rid of that CEO Board of Management, shareholders and investors. No good.
For confirmation, check the transparent amount of flood of Googlers leaving the last couple of years too, Elon Musk is right about some of them, some good, some very bad people, and the company Google are in unchartered waters. Google’s privacy Chief is leaving soon (that will kick them in the teeth seriously) for reasons touched on today as regards privacy leaks. The level of litigation from private enterprise and governments that is already, and will hugely grow against Google, in both the East and the West, is on a level you have never seen before against a single company on the face of, in the history of, this Earth.
Soon if they are not careful, they will be burned by this AI thing. The feds, Attorney Generals in every State and military units not only in America but in other countries/players in the East and West should hit their criminal elements only of their AI enterprise hard worldwide.
They are trying to force Gemini into everyone’s phones now and soon Google are trying to sneakily (unless you opt out of it yourself) make both Gemini and Google locations in every Android device they can (that’s illegal you scumbag can’t do that).
Mark Zuckerberg, Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos are infinitely more trust worthy than what Google seem to be becoming the last few years. Hopefully they can turn it around. Some of their AI is one of the worst, criminal, piles of junk, we’ve ever used, ever, in technology. In over a decade in the tech space.
The Feds, Biden, Trump, the Pentagon and the State Department, as well as militaries in the Middle East, Saudis, South American authorities and Europeans in Brussels, would be well, well advised, to cut ties now with some of the criminal AI elements of Google and its subsidiaries.
Alas, some already are at the moment. It will be a domino effect in all aspects as nations of the world in the East and West close in on some of these AI scumbags affiliated with Google. Many of the company’s original researchers of AI have now left. Dead right.
The good news is for the sport of boxing, its thriving at the moment with major tech platforms such as Amazon, ESPN, NBC, DAZN, Peacock, Sky Sports, Netflix and many, many more.
Too many to name.
Boxing like no other sport seems to really take to the streaming platforms well.
It’s just an exciting sport really, it does well in the live stream format.
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The only trouble is piracy and boxers losing out on pay per view sales.
That’s a constantly changing challenge and rights holders must try to solve this better for the boxers losing out on pay per view sales at the end of the day.
It is thought Tyson vs Usyk lost over one hundred million dollars but still did huge.
At the end of the day, these fellas are getting in there putting their actual lives on the lines for the masses to watch.
Both Tyson and Oleksandr deserve every dime they make.
The rematch will be tremendous, too.
Live in ESPN plus and DAZN online streaming.
The big test for the worldwide masses of this streaming for a single event comes in November.
Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul could break the internet.
Moreover, Amazon Prime in America now showing pro boxing is huge and over time their numbers could vastly beat DAZN and ESPN plus.
All good for the sport of boxing, and, boxing fans.
Without the fans there is no professional or big time boxing at the end of the day.
And without the upcoming Olympics next month in amateur boxing (that will be live streamed on Peacock for those in the US) there is no stars of the future for professional boxing.
As for Google and AI, they are idiots who will come around to the right way of thinking shortly, all research shows from ESPN, Microsoft, Meta, X and many other companies that AI when done well in content in music, entertainment and sports, those three industries specifically, that AI not only works but works hugely well and is a massive success with users.
Google Gemini and Google buying nuclear reactors to power AI is a security risk for the US and other countries and the idiots can’t even get AI right themselves, a bunch of overpaid morons who will see sense shortly.
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