Drroogh Posted April 7, 2019 Report Posted April 7, 2019 Just so tired of officials influencing games, it hit me that just maybe? The IU 3D virtual reality program funded by Mark Cuban could end up being the end of officiating as we know it? What if cameras all over the stadium created a live 3d play of the game and officiated the game? ??? Eliminates the human error, doesn't it? I may be old, but technology is not beyond me!
Zlinedavid Posted April 7, 2019 Report Posted April 7, 2019 Interesting thought, but I don't think we're there quite yet. Thats a ton of computing power to process the video feeds, construct the 3D "model", then interpret the call and issue its "judgment" in real time. I think it's theoretically possible, but there would be years upon years of development and testing needed from both the hardware and software ends.
FW_Hoosier Posted April 7, 2019 Report Posted April 7, 2019 Even if you could somehow get an AI to be able to officiate a game, it would ruin sports completely. There’s a foul/penalty on every play in basketball and football.
Drroogh Posted April 7, 2019 Author Report Posted April 7, 2019 1 hour ago, Zlinedavid said: Interesting thought, but I don't think we're there quite yet. Thats a ton of computing power to process the video feeds, construct the 3D "model", then interpret the call and issue its "judgment" in real time. I think it's theoretically possible, but there would be years upon years of development and testing needed from both the hardware and software ends. And twenty years ago nobody REALLY thought cars could drive themselves better than most humans. Sounds like a good sports sci-fi movie in the making! Add in RICO's gambling twist.. Where are some of those IU journalism majors when you need them?
Drroogh Posted April 7, 2019 Author Report Posted April 7, 2019 By the way I'm sober now, so thanks for putting up with me last night!
rico Posted April 7, 2019 Report Posted April 7, 2019 1 minute ago, Drroogh said: By the way I'm sober now, so thanks for putting up with me last night! I tried being sober........once!
IUFLA Posted April 7, 2019 Report Posted April 7, 2019 Aren't we going a bit far here? Isn't one of the attractions to sports not only the joys of winning, but lamenting the loser, especially under difficult circumstances? Roy Jones Jr was more famous after the 1988 Olympics for getting cheated out of the gold medal than if he had won. Now I realize there's a difference in getting out-and-out scammed out of something, but bear with me here. Why do any of us know who Jim Joyce is? Don Denkinger? I suppose if you ask me about Ted Valentine I'd have a much different opinion than the average college basketball fan, and I guess that does expose the hypocrisy we are guided to with our biases. But part of sports is the human element. And it's not like players and fans don't make mistakes in key moments. How do Georgetown fans view Fred Brown? Cub fans Steve Bartman? Cowboys fans Jackie Smith? Michigan fans Chris Webber? I know losing hurts. I said in another thread that IU losing to UK in 1975 was personally a dark day. But to let computers and replay take over all aspects of arbitration in sports is wrong. If it was up to me, I'd take all replays out of all sports. Let the chips fall where they may... It's the "human" thing to do...😁
Drroogh Posted April 7, 2019 Author Report Posted April 7, 2019 3 minutes ago, IUFLA said: Aren't we going a bit far here? Isn't one of the attractions to sports not only the joys of winning, but lamenting the loser, especially under difficult circumstances? Roy Jones Jr was more famous after the 1988 Olympics for getting cheated out of the gold medal than if he had won. Now I realize there's a difference in getting out-and-out scammed out of something, but bear with me here. Why do any of us know who Jim Joyce is? Don Denkinger? I suppose if you ask me about Ted Valentine I'd have a much different opinion than the average college basketball fan, and I guess that does expose the hypocrisy we are guided to with our biases. But part of sports is the human element. And it's not like players and fans don't make mistakes in key moments. How do Georgetown fans view Fred Brown? Cub fans Steve Bartman? Cowboys fans Jackie Smith? Michigan fans Chris Webber? I know losing hurts. I said in another thread that IU losing to UK in 1975 was personally a dark day. But to let computers and replay take over all aspects of arbitration in sports is wrong. If it was up to me, I'd take all replays out of all sports. Let the chips fall where they may... It's the "human" thing to do...😁 Fade to the bar scene where the friends are lamenting the use of computer officials. I think this movie has legs!
Drroogh Posted April 7, 2019 Author Report Posted April 7, 2019 Little did they know, the nefarious RICO crime organization was using Russian hackers to influence the code in order to manipulate the outcomes!!(did I say drroogh is the Russian word for friend) LOL
Drroogh Posted April 7, 2019 Author Report Posted April 7, 2019 Meanwhile, the BOILER organization is working behind the scenes to develop 3D cows!
rico Posted April 7, 2019 Report Posted April 7, 2019 39 minutes ago, Drroogh said: Meanwhile, the BOILER organization is working behind the scenes to develop 3D cows! Would they get their heads stuck in fences just like real sheep do over in Lafayette?
IU Scott Posted April 7, 2019 Report Posted April 7, 2019 The game is played by humans and the game should be officiated by humans. I wish people would stop trying to make all sports so sterile and unenjoyable to watch by trying to make everything perfect.
13th&Jackson Posted April 7, 2019 Report Posted April 7, 2019 3 minutes ago, IU Scott said: The game is played by humans and the game should be officiated by humans. I wish people would stop trying to make all sports so sterile and unenjoyable to watch by trying to make everything perfect. As Ted Valentine knows, people really tune into see the officials
PoHoosier Posted April 7, 2019 Report Posted April 7, 2019 6 hours ago, Zlinedavid said: Interesting thought, but I don't think we're there quite yet. Thats a ton of computing power to process the video feeds, construct the 3D "model", then interpret the call and issue its "judgment" in real time. I think it's theoretically possible, but there would be years upon years of development and testing needed from both the hardware and software ends. Quantum computing. We might be closer than one would think. Not that I am for it.
jblaz13 Posted April 7, 2019 Report Posted April 7, 2019 A lot of fans do not realize they want the correct call mainly when the incorrect call hurts their own team more than the other team . When it helps their rooting interests, few of that team's fans sit around and say: "Man, I wish that ref hadn't blown that call that let the door for my team's comeback stay open " Beer.....recognizes bias. Lol I'm okay with them getting some right and some wrong. I also think teams who lose when it comes down to refs , got beat by their own undoing well before it fell on a ref. So it goes hand in hand, for me with not caring to see the quest for automation continue into sports any further at all.
Zlinedavid Posted April 8, 2019 Report Posted April 8, 2019 18 hours ago, PoHoosier said: Quantum computing. We might be closer than one would think. Not that I am for it. Valid enough point. We're not on the threshold, but we can see the door.
jefftheref Posted April 8, 2019 Report Posted April 8, 2019 22 hours ago, Drroogh said: Meanwhile, the BOILER organization is working behind the scenes to develop 3D cows! I can't wait for them to develop sheep!
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