While Tom Brady may no longer be in the NFL, that doesn’t stop him from being asked about what’s going on around the league… and stuff like that. The seven-time Super Bowl champion has an artificial intelligence that allows fans to ask almost any question.
In this case, Brady’s AI was asked about the New York Jets and their potential this season. It gives an interesting answer to this question:
“I would say they are a team with potential. They have some talent on both ends of the floor, but they are still young and learning how to win. The AFC East is tough, so they will have their advantages.” They have a tough job, but if they can keep playing like they did last night, they could make some noise this season. “
The New York Jets, led by quarterback Zach Wilson, handed the Philadelphia Eagles their first loss of the 2023 season in Week 6. Wilson completed 19 of 33 passes for 186 yards, with the only touchdown coming from running back Breece Hall. The 20-14 upset win gave the Jets a 3-3 record.
This is the team’s second straight win after three straight losses. Their starting quarterback entering the season, Aaron Rodgers, was sidelined early in the season and in the first game with an Achilles tendon injury.
How much did Meta pay for an AI likeness of Tom Brady?
While there’s no exact amount, the former New England Patriots star reportedly paid more than $1 million to have Meta use his AI likeness. Other celebrities taking part include rapper Snoop Dogg, entrepreneur Paris Hilton and social media influencer Charli D’Amelio.
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg spoke to attendees at a conference in California about the importance of using AI chatbots:
“Advances in artificial intelligence allow us to create different artificial intelligence people to help us accomplish different things. It’s not just about answering questions. “It’s about entertainment, it’s about helping you do things to connect with the people around you. . “
Tom Brady plays the role of Bru, a “quippy sports debater” on Meta. As the season goes on, he’ll likely get more questions, which he’ll answer…sort of.