Welcome to the Playbook. I'm David Meltzer here at the Super Bowl for my 28th year on Radio

Row and boy has it changed because if you would tell me years ago that I would number

one be interviewing anyone, let alone an AI expert in sports, I'd have told you you're high.

But unfortunately, we're not high today. We are actually sober here on Radio

Roe with the incredible executive, Hardick Jogda. He is the leading AI expert in sports, working

with the biggest names in sports, including Disney and ESPN, of course, one of their bigger clients,

but Major League Baseball and a variety of other people

that you work with around the world,

Hardick, welcome to the Playbook.

Thank you so much for having you, David.

I'm very excited to be here.

You know, there's three things I tell people today

that we need to empower our children to do.

One, read to see the difference between reality

and imagination and develop imagination, which ironically is

completely aligned with AI and why we need to do it. Two is actually to knock on doors or learn to

cold call because of AI. It's going to be a differentiator that makes a huge difference in the people

for those people that can have the emotional intelligence to help people beyond the technology that is going to

surpass our own imaginations of the capabilities that has. And then three, to practice AI.

Because it changes every single day. How do you stay on top? Being the expert of AI, especially in the sports

industry, how do you stay on top of all the changes? Well, it's difficult to do the, you know,

two years ago, almost more than two years ago, technologists have happened from the world.

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