Science fiction author Rick Wilber is best known for writing about baseball, including a series of alternate history stories about real-life catcher-turned-spy Moe Berg. Wilber's preoccupation with the game is understandable given his upbringing. "My father was a major league baseball player," Wilber says in Episode 412 of the Geek's Guide to the Galaxy podcast. "Then he was a minor league manager--AAA manager--for many years. So I grew up in dugouts and clubhouses of major league teams through the 1950s into the '60s."

First it was whimsical poems, then full-length movies. But, now artificial intelligence is writing sports articles. The Associated Press announced it is expanding the publication's coverage to include Minor League Baseball and will use automated software to cover the 10,000 games. This AI reporter is capable of analyzing data from the games, pulling out the most important highlights to formulate well-constructed and informative stories. The Associated Press announced it is expanding the publication's coverage to include Minor League Baseball and will use automated software to cover the 10,000 games, like the Altoona Curve.

First it was whimsical poems, then full-length movies. But, now artificial intelligence is writing sports articles. The Associated Press announced it is expanding the publication's coverage to include Minor League Baseball and will use automated software to cover the 10,000 games. This AI reporter is capable of analyzing data from the games, pulling out the most important highlights to formulate a well-constructed and informative stories. The Associated Press announced it is expanding the publication's coverage to include Minor League Baseball and will use automated software to cover the 10,000 games, like the Altoona Curve.