Mets Say They Comply with MLB Rules on AI Use
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Mets Say They Comply with MLB Rules on AI Use

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New York Mets interim manager Andy Green addressed reports concerning the team’s use of artificial intelligence (AI) for in-game strategic decisions. He stated that the organization is fully compliant with Major League Baseball regulations.

The report, which identified the Mets as one of several teams employing AI during games, prompted questions about potential rule violations. When asked about the findings, Andy Green, the Mets interim manager, responded directly to concerns regarding compliance.

According to ESPN, Green said, “We are fully compliant,” when questioned about the report detailing the use of artificial intelligence for in-game strategy decisions. The statement was made to address any speculation that the Mets were operating outside the bounds of MLB’s established rules concerning technological assistance during games. No further details regarding the specific AI tools or their implementation were provided by Green.

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