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Google used the MLB All-Star game to show off AI doing what it does best
Out of the park.
A partnership between Google and MLB's Statcast unit built a cool generative AI tool that would predict where a potential home run would land, down to the seat number. Compare that with real-time data collected by the drones and sensors to compensate for things like humidity, and AI has a very good idea of where that ball will land. Predicting that Kyle Schwarber's last swing would fly into the seats to break the tie is a lot easier for a computer algorithm to figure out, and what AI was originally designed to do.
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