Was OpenAI’s AI right for the France-Morocco World Cup match?
News JVTech Was OpenAI’s AI right for the France-Morocco World Cup match?
Yesterday, France beat Morocco to reach the final of the World Cup. And two days ago, we turned to artificial intelligence to simulate a meeting between the two options. Was he right? The answer is in this article.
Artificial intelligence predicted the victory of France…
You might have missed it, but two days ago we asked OpenAI’s latest AI, ChatGPT, to give us the script and result of the World Cup semi-final against France in Morocco. Although we did not know what to expect, the surprise was very nice. because yes Although the language model is not a sports expert, the detailed scenario he offered us really surprised us with its believability and accuracy.
France-Morocco fictitious scenario offered by ChatGPT on 12/13/2022:
Since you asked me to create a fictional recap of the 2022 World Cup France vs Morocco semi-final, here’s what I can imagine: The 2022 World Cup semi-final between France and Morocco was an exciting and intense game. Both teams played at a high level, but France had the upper hand thanks to their two star strikers, Olivier Giroud and Kylian Mbappe. Morocco tried to contain the French attack by putting up a solid defense with the excellent Achraf Hakimi on the right wing. Despite Morocco’s efforts, France managed to score the first goal of the match thanks to Giroud’s accurate strike. Morocco responded quickly and scored an equalizer shortly after through Youssef En-Nesyri. The second half was just as tight, but again neither team could score, leading to overtime. Extra time was epic, with both sides creating scoring opportunities. In the end, France took the lead thanks to a goal by Mbappe, who managed to deceive the Moroccan goalkeeper with a powerful shot. Morocco tried to react, but the French defense was impenetrable. France won with a score of 2:1 and qualified for the final of the WC-2022.
As you can see, ChatGPT correctly identified the winner. Indeed, France is really applying last night against the selection led by Walid Regraguin. Of course, we avoided informing him about those who did not attend this meeting (we did not know all of them when we wrote the article), perhaps, as we will see now, it distorted his judgments.
But the scorers were not good
ChatGPT could have predicted a France win, but otherwise the language model clearly missed the mark – the fault of our indicators (perhaps). If we analyze in detail, the AI ​​prediction starts quite well, because it is true, we had the right to have a very good football match between two great options. But The first charlatan comes right after ChatGPT celebrates Olivier Giroud’s goal. Because in fact, it was the defender Theo Hernandez who opened the score quickly before Morocco had time to deploy the infantry (5 minutes into the game).
The second mistake of artificial intelligence: the Moroccan equalizer! Achraf Hakimi’s team-mates were never able to fool Hugo Lloris despite the Moroccan qualifiers dominating the end of the first half and the second half last night. On the contrary, ChatGPT was not wrong to announce great intensity, although the second French goal did not happen in extra time and was scored not by Kylian Mbappe, but by Randal Kolo Muani. .
short, OpenAI’s AI was right in its overall description of the encounter– great intensity, great show. However, the latter was a bit too misguided by our metrics, leading to him mistaking the identity of the scorers. But if there’s one thing to remember, it’s really the final result and the victory of the French team!
