EXCLUSIVE: Did ChatGPT help find Vaibhav Suryavanshi? RR and OpenAI on AI

There are few things I enjoy more than talking about technology and cricket. Put the two together, and especially throw Rajasthan Royals into the mix, and I am probably going to ask far too many questions.

I have been a die-hard Royals supporter for years, so this was one of those conversations that sat somewhere between a professional interview and the kind of cricket nerd discussion you could easily have over coffee and somehow stretch for five hours. But what.

What Happened

For the Royals, technology has been part of the DNA for years, as they proudly claim. ChatGPT and OpenAI are now becoming another layer in that ecosystem, helping the team work with data, build internal agents, optimise ticketing, experiment with content, and.

• Now he is a part of the pool, and everyone's looking at Vaibhav, and every team possibly is trying to find the next Vaibhav.

• Specifically, if you talk about Vaibhav, he was not known.

• Technology plays a great role when you have data.

Key Details

There was also a fascinating conversation around the human side of AI. And, perhaps most importantly, how do you make sure the human touch never gets lost?

• We also have a large team of scouts as well, right?

• Could all this technology, and perhaps ChatGPT specifically, have played a role in bringing Vaibhav Suryavanshi into the Royals setup?

• That naturally led me to the question I had been waiting to ask.

Why It Matters

I this Hindustan Times India exclusive, I spoke to Alok Chitre, COO, Rajasthan Royals, Karan Choksi, Head of Technology and AI Innovation, Rajasthan Royals, and Sheeladitya Mohanty, Head of Marketing, India, OpenAI, about all of this. I started by asking Chitre where.

• Even right now, if you go online and if you Google "Moneyball IPL team", you will see Rajasthan Royals' name popping up.

• But yes, technology is something which is ingrained within the RR ecosystem.

What Reports Say

Coverage of the story so far points to:

• Continued reporting by Hindustan Times as more details emerge