At a recent meeting of The Presidents Forum, members discussed new technologies they were using. Several of the members in recent months started using Artificial Intelligence (AI) in a limited capacity. Generally, it is an add-on to the software they are already using.

Later in the meeting, the topic strayed to the upcoming Super Bowl. The Super Bowl and Artificial Intelligence (AI) may seem to have very little in common, but the two have some similarities. One similarity is that both the Super Bowl and AI significantly impact popular culture and people’s lives. The Super Bowl is one of the world’s most significant and most-watched sporting events, and its impact is seen in how it influences fashion, food, and entertainment. AI, on the other hand, has the potential to revolutionize a wide range of industries, from healthcare to finance, and is changing the way people live and work.

Another similarity between the Super Bowl and AI is that both constantly evolve and advance. The Super Bowl has grown from a small regional event to a global spectacle, with new technologies and innovations introduced yearly to enhance the viewing experience. AI, too, is constantly advancing and developing, with new applications and innovations added every year.

While the Super Bowl and AI may seem very different at first glance, they share some key similarities in their impact on popular culture, their constant evolution, their effect on the economy, and their potential to bring people together.
So, maybe the members’ digression from AI to the Super Bowl was a natural segue.