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NBC Brings AI Version Of Legendary Broadcaster To Olympic Coverage Blue Ridge
- Location: Blue Ridge, Georgia, United States
San Francisco, United States:
US media giant NBCUniversal on Wednesday announced that it will use the AI version of a legendary sports broadcaster to narrate personalized daily recaps of Olympic game events.
Narration by Hall of Fame announcer Al Michaels generated using artificial intelligence will voice the recaps that will be personalized to individual viewers of NBC's Peacock streaming service.
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