MLB limits dugout iPad use to stop AI‑assisted game strategy
In a mid‑season move, MLB introduced a rule that bars teams from running artificial‑intelligence programs on iPads inside the dugout. The restriction aims to stop real‑time AI assistance that could give a competitive edge in pitch selection and defensive positioning.
League officials say the policy protects the integrity of the game and ensures player safety. Coaches are now exploring verbal signals and traditional scouting reports to adapt to the new guidelines.
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