AI Assistant in Garmin Connect

[Paul Ruinaard]

https://www.bikeradar.com/news/garmin-connect-plus

I see this on Bike Radar. It was only a matter of time before this started to become a service.

I think we will see more of this and its going to be very interesting as the tech matures.

FWIW i have seen on F 1 sites AI connected virtual driving rigs that take pro drivers and materially improve their lap times. there is no reason this cant or wont happen in cycling. Imagine live real time copilot functionality on your head unit monitoring your perfromance and coaching you.

 

 

[ChrisF]

4 minutes ago, Paul Ruinaard said:

https://www.bikeradar.com/news/garmin-connect-plus

I see this on Bike Radar. It was only a matter of time before this started to become a service.

I think we will see more of this and its going to be very interesting as the tech matures.

FWIW i have seen on F 1 sites AI connected virtual driving rigs that take pro drivers and materially improve their lap times. there is no reason this cant or wont happen in cycling. Imagine live real time copilot functionality on your head unit monitoring your perfromance and coaching you.

 

 

 

I have been watching a LOT of DC Rainmaker recently.

 

He is talking about this in his recent videos .... a digital clone of you .... advice tailored to you ....

[Titleist]

Pity none of the companies can sell better legs 😭

[Titleist]

Just now, ChrisF said:

 

advice tailored to you ....

That's why all cyclists need a human coach...

[shaper]

It will start to eat into the WHOOP market at this price point, if it can give Ai insight on health metrics and recommendations with regard to adjusting daily training load/rest etc

[ChrisF]

1 hour ago, Titleist said:

That's why all cyclists need a human coach...

 

Are you saying the Hub's own keyboard warriors are not up to the task of mass coaching ? 

[ChrisF]

1 hour ago, shaper said:

It will start to eat into the WHOOP market at this price point, if it can give Ai insight on health metrics and recommendations with regard to adjusting daily training load/rest etc

 

Have a look at the DC Rainmaker videos on the Forerunner 265 .... and by all accounts just the start of what can be done with AI.

 

 

This seems to be one of the key differences between the lower tier modern watches and the "higher end sports focused" watches.