New York Mets reject concerns over in-game AI use after Ottavino claims
The New York Mets have denied allegations that they used unauthorized artificial intelligence software for in-game pitch decision-making. The team maintains full compliance with MLB regulations following a league-wide crackdown on dugout technology.
Why it matters
This reflects the growing tension between technological innovation and regulatory oversight in professional sports.
New York Mets interim manager Andy Green (center) looks on during a June game against the Philadelphia Phillies at Citi Field. New York Mets interim manager Andy Green (center) looks on during a June game against the Philadelphia Phillies at Citi Field. New York Mets New York Mets reject concerns over in-game AI use after Ottavino claims Green says Mets follow all MLB AI guidelines
Ottavino alleges club used AI for pitch decisions
MLB recently restricted dugout iPad functions
Prefer the Guardian on Google New York Mets interim manager Andy Green said the club is fully compliant with Major League Baseball when asked about a report that singled out his organization for using artificial intelligence for in-game strategy decisions.
“Whatever the rules are, we remain fully compliant and Major League Baseball makes those determinations,” Green said before Saturday’s game against the Philadelphia Phillies.
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