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  1. AI Commentary Translation vs Multilingual AI Commentary

    Translating the commentary you already have, or giving each language its own commentator.

    By Rishit Chugh5 min read

    Liat.ai takes one live match of USA against Germany and produces separate commentary feeds in English (UK), English (US), Spanish (Spain), Spanish (LatAm), French and German at the same time.

  2. AI Football Commentary vs AI Voice Generators

    One speaks a script that you write. The other watches the match and commentates live.

    By Rishit Chugh4 min read

    Liat.ai commentating live on USA against Germany, with its commentary shown as a caption on the live match and the Marcus voice, language and commentary style chosen in the panel beside it.

  3. How Automated AI Sports Commentary Works

    How AI turns a live match into commentary, step by step, and how it differs from systems built on data feeds.

    By Rishit Chugh6 min read

    Liat.ai's pipeline on a free kick: the live match goes into models that detect the players, the ball, the teams, the jersey numbers and the pitch lines, a decision system combines them, and the commentary appears as a caption.

  4. How to Add Live AI Commentary to Grassroots Football

    Three ways to add live commentary to a grassroots stream, ranked from the cheapest, and how to add Liat.ai to your stream.

    By Rishit Chugh5 min read

    An amateur match on a park pitch, with a player in yellow taking the ball past a defender in blue under a grey sky.

  5. 5 Things Human Commentators Got Wrong at the 2022 World Cup That AI Wouldn't

    The booth told viewers Spain were going out as they advanced, and the bracket on live TV was wrong. A study of 2,074 statements found measurable commentary bias. Some of these mistakes are avoidable by design.

    By Rishit Chugh5 min read

    The official emblem of the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar.

  6. The First True AI Sports Commentary Service

    What AI commentary means, and why most of what is sold under that name today does not qualify. A note on the standard we set when we built Liat.ai.

    By Medi Ashraphijuo5 min read

    Liat.ai player detection at kickoff: every player and the referee boxed and given a tracking ID.

  7. The Goals Your Commentator Missed

    At the 2022 World Cup, Group E's qualification flipped four times in thirty minutes. A single human commentary booth could not narrate both matches at once. Liat.ai can.

    By the Liat.ai Team5 min read

    Niclas Füllkrug of Germany at full time of Costa Rica 2-4 Germany, the last group match at the 2022 World Cup.

  8. The Future of Football Commentary

    How artificial intelligence is transforming the way millions of fans experience the beautiful game, in real time, in any language.

    By the Liat.ai Team5 min read

    Sergio Agüero celebrates his title-winning goal for Manchester City against QPR in 2012.

  9. The Commentator's Notebook

    What we learned from studying real commentators, and how it shaped Gary and Marcus, our English commentary duo.

    By Rishit Chugh4 min read

    A commentator's hand-written notebook for Sunderland against Stoke City, with every player's history and the match events in colour.

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