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Programmejust before the singles semifinals, and that means that we can put on screen for you who watson thinks is going to win those matches. i've got no idea what you're looking at now, but by the time you watch this, you will know how it did. now, some might find apps like this a bit gimmicky, but if they can get fans of all ages engaging with tennis, well, that can only be a good thing in my book. but let's change sport completely now, because omar mehtab has been competing in a very different kind of tournament. numberfive, going fora kick| at the goal, but they lose full ball control, an...

But it's also looking at what the media buzz is. we combine that with other stats, other data, like the player tracking and ball tracking that hawk—eye are doing, players' form, momentum, performance in the lead—up to and now during the championships. the brains behind this app belong to watson, ibm's artificial intelligence. and after absorbing all the data and the chatter, it'll make a prediction that's totally separate from the official seedings. these predictions are not going to just favour the person who's the highest ranked. no, and that's where it actually gets interesting because ...

Visitors can complete daily challenges while they learn more about the tournament. i'm wandering around now. refreshing drinks are not included, sadly. and i have to say that wimbledon�*s digital fans do appear slightly odder than their real—life ones. there's someone there with an ice cream on their head. right, so, earlier, i used the app to make a match prediction, and so did ibm's ai watson, and the results are now in, and... ah. well, i hope i didn'tjinx it, but tsurenkojust beat burridge 6—2, 6—3. which means that prediction i made earlier... yeah. watson is currently beating me ...

The fans predict that burridge is going to win. no surprise there. i think burridge has a better chance, slightly, and watson says that tsurenko has a better chance. i guess we'll see. now, sports like lawn tennis can seem like they're mainly aimed at older spectators, which, of course, is nonsense. look at me, for example. but wimbledon has always tried to engage with younger audiences, and this year, that means putting it in roblox. this is the first time that centre court has been built for digital tennis on the platform, which means its 5a million daily active users can knock up on the wor...