An artificial intelligence (AI) misses and detects a bald referee’s head...

According to the British newspaper “Daily Mail”, the match was at the Caledonian Stadium, and the team did not use a photographer to film the match; Instead, it relies on an automated camera system to follow the match.

The referee instead of the ball

Striker Nicola Todorov scored the team’s first point of the season, and according to Thick Accent: “The camera kept mixing the ball with the bald head on the sidelines, depriving the spectators of real action with the focus on the referee instead.”

Inverness Caledonian Thistle FC, better known as Kale Thistle, competes in the Scottish Championship, the second division of the Scottish Professional Football League.

Many small teams rely on AI cameras, where work crews and professional recording equipment can be expensive.

Judgment

It is worth noting that Copenhagen-based Veo Technologies sells an automated camera system that can record a 180-degree panoramic view of a football field in 4K, although it is not confirmed that it was the Veo camera used by Inverness Caledonian Thistle.

The Veo camera and tripod cost around $ 1050, according to Forbes, in addition to another $ 1,100 to $ 1,500 for an annual subscription to the Veo platform, which allows users to identify specific players and access other features.

And Veo has trained its artificial intelligence to follow the ball smoothly as the photographer does, using a database of more than a million images, and it helps in detecting the launch and goals and can create a distinctive ball dedicated to a specific audience, but this error is still not known exactly and whether it is Particular to this company or others, but it was strange and the first of its kind.