Robbie Chancellor

I mean, ultimately, the AI is only as good as the information it's provided.

And so, you know, we've put a lot of work into educating our AI model through various sort of football-specific scenarios.

So it's not making its own decisions necessarily.

It's using...

a large database of information that we've provided it.

I think there's always going to be a bit of a gray area in terms of its 100% accuracy across all facets of business and sport, but definitely it's a tool that I think can add a lot of value to what's currently done, particularly in the sports space.

I definitely wanted this to be a coaching sort of development tool, not just a stats tool.

So with every metric that we capture, there's a bit of education around what it means and why it's important.

And so coaches are able to upskill themselves on potentially some metrics that they haven't been too familiar with in their careers so far and learn how they impact games and what part of the games they can adjust to have influence on it.

No, I appreciate it, Gerard.

Thanks for having me on, mate.