New York Mets reject concerns over in-game AI use after Ottavino claims
Summary
The New York Mets' interim manager Andy Green said the team follows Major League Baseball (MLB) rules after a former Mets player claimed the team used artificial intelligence (AI) to help with in-game decisions. MLB recently limited how teams can use tablets during games, and the Mets say they comply with these rules.Key Facts
- Andy Green said the Mets fully follow MLB rules about AI and technology use.
- Former Mets pitcher Adam Ottavino said the Mets used an expensive AI program to help pick pitches.
- Ottavino played for the Mets from 2022 to 2024 and now works as a broadcaster.
- Ottavino claimed the Mets talked about their AI program early in the season.
- MLB has restricted tablet use in dugouts starting in the second half of the season.
- Tablets still provide video and league data but no longer allow access to certain custom programs.
- Green did not offer a personal opinion but emphasized that the Mets comply with MLB rules.
- MLB is responsible for making decisions about technology use during games.
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