Hi, I'm Katie Prescott from the Times Tech Podcast, which is currently sponsored by IBM.
IBM has worked with Wimbledon for more than 30 years,
helping the championships use data and AI to create more engaging digital experiences for fans.
That includes tools like Match Chat, which can answer questions during play,
and Likelihood to Win, which uses live match data to offer near real-time predictions.
It's a practical example of AI in action.
Helping fans follow the tournament more closely whilst showing how organizations can turn data into useful insight.
To learn more about how IBM helps create smarter business, visit ibm.com.
We all belong outside.
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From the Times and the Sunday Times, this is the story.
I'm Manveen Rana.
In a little recording studio in Germany, atmospherically lit, and with a few more potted plants than we have in ours.
Ben Berndt, presenter of the Unscripted podcast, is preparing to interview a rather controversial guest, Björn Höcke.