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From tracking players to scouting talent, AI is quietly reshaping football. Selim Kebaier, founder of STAT12, explains how data performance analytics works, what it can already do, and what comes next as the 2026 World Cup kicks off today.
AI is not just a technological shift: it is a human one. Laurent Barlet, engineering executive, argues that the real challenge lies in culture, trust, and method, not in access to tools.
Floriano Bollettini, GM for Italy at Albert School, argues that AI hasn't ended work: it's ended the tolerance for slow professional maturation. The scarce resource now is judgment, not output.
By Davide Facchinelli, maths lecturer at Albert School and former tech recruiter at Bending Spoons. Data science skills helped him recruit — but were they necessary? A practitioner's honest answer to a question most teams get wrong.
Lawsuits Blame ChatGPT, Vibe Coding, and Brain Rot
