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Sports analytics may be outnumbered when it comes to artificial intelligence

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BOSTON (AP) — When it comes to artificial intelligence, the sports analytics crowd may be outnumbered. The people who killed the sacrifice bunt and turned NBA games into a 3-point shooting contest aren’t quite sure what will happen when AI fully invades sports — whether in the front office or on the field. “I’ve been in computer science a long time. This is the first thing we don’t understand,” Philadelphia 76ers general manager Daryl Morey said…
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