FILE, Jeremy Bloom participates in the "Adventure Capitalists" panel during the CNBC Television Critics Association Summer ...

The X Games debuted its Google Cloud-based 'Owl AI' technology in January. Based on the early returns, its potential as an event judge is promising. 'Last night ...

X Games AI will aim to explore the potential for enhancing objectivity ... and allow the athletes to analyze the data. X Games CEO Jeremy Bloom. Photo: X Games The move enables Bloom to blend ...

The idea that came to mind? Building the world’s first AI action sports judge. ForbesX Games Names Skier And Entrepreneur Jeremy Bloom New CEOBy Michelle Bruton The tech, which was developed ...

The X Games will experiment judging halfpipe runs this week in Aspen using artificial intelligence, the cutting-edge technology that could someday play a role in the way subjectively judged sports are ...

Judging sports competitions is subjective. X Games CEO Jeremy Bloom believes artificial intelligence could lead to fairer outcomes.

Ever since X Games first found its footing in Aspen in January of 2002, it’s been an evolution of talent, sponsorship, and ...

and will be used during one event—the snowboarding SuperPipe competition—and the AI judge’s scores will not be factored into determining the winner. At least not this time. Jeremy Bloom, the ...

just to make sure they saw the trick appropriately," Jeremy Bloom told USA TODAY. The AI judge, which analyzes live video of the snowboarders' runs, can more accurately capture "the landings and ...