A short transcript excerpt from a discussion (featuring Matt) about using AI to enhance the in-stadium Super Bowl fan experience. Speakers describe tailoring the attendee journey—parking, entry, food choice, VIP personalization—and emphasize the need for real-time, ultra-low-latency data processing to meet high-quality expectations and compete with at-home viewing.
What we want in the stadium, in the fan experience. Super exciting. You know, I spoke a little bit about it earlier. The intelligent stadium. So we want to create an experience for our fans powered by AI that really takes it to the next level. So from when they come to park here, to getting in the gates, to understanding what food they want, understanding, you know, the experience that they want, and having 70,000 VIPs, you know, we can tailor that experience to them and then working closely with the NFL and some of the amazing things that they have going on and the on field experience, we can use AI to really elevate it because we know that we're competing, competing with people at home in their big TVs and their couches, you know, so we want to make, we want to give them a reason to come here. We want to make it easy, we'll make it fun, and we'll make it a great day out with their friends.
Yeah, I think, Matt, when you think about that, reaction speed is ultra important for that experience. You know, everything has to be real time, ultra low latency on these networks and you're taking in data from so many different areas and the fan expects ultra quality and ultra high response.
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