Formula 1 talks up use of AWS AI for TV in 2019

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Formula 1 talks up use of AWS AI for TV in 2019
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Formula 1 talks up use of AWS AI for TV in 2019

Formula 1 managing director Ross Brawn explains how the sport will use machine learning to improve engagement

Formula 1 is to leverage three new AI integrations for its TV broadcasting in 2019 in a bid to better engage with viewers, and is using AWS to facilitate the move. Managing director of motor sports...

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