🤖 AI vs Humans: Predicting the results of Premier League Matchday 35
🤖 AI vs Humans: Predicting the results of Premier League Matchday 35
Let us know your predictions in the comments!
Last week, we pitted our special guest - frontman of The Florentina's Paddy Boyd - against an AI to see who could most accurately predict the results of Premier League matchday 34.
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Paddy had a strong week, correctly calling Newcastle's 3-0 win over Ipswich, along with five correct results.
But he was matched by the A, who correctly predicted Fulham's 2-1 win at Southampton, plus five correct results of its own.
That leaves the scores (three points for a correct score and one point for a correct result) at 229-200 in the AI's favour after 34 rounds of games this season.
Let's see if this week's special guest, frontman of indie legends The Farm and Liverpool fan Peter Hooton, can get the human race caught up.
Watch the video to find out what Peter and the AI went for in the three biggest matches of the weekend; Manchester City v Wolves, West Ham v Tottenham and Chelsea v Liverpool.
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Here are the matchday 35 predictions in full...
Manchester City v Wolves
AI 🤖 3-1
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The Farm 🎸 2-1
Aston Villa v Fulham
AI 🤖 2-1
The Farm 🎸 2-1
Everton v Ipswich
AI 🤖 2-0
The Farm 🎸 2-0
Leicester v Southampton
AI 🤖 1-1
The Farm 🎸 1-1
Arsenal v Bournemouth
AI 🤖 3-1
The Farm 🎸 2-1
Brentford v Manchester United
AI 🤖 1-2
The Farm 🎸 2-1
Brighton v Newcastle
AI 🤖 2-2
The Farm 🎸 2-2
West Ham v Tottenham
AI 🤖 1-2
The Farm 🎸 1-1
Chelsea v Liverpool
AI 🤖 2-2
The Farm 🎸 2-2
Crystal Palace v Nottingham Forest
AI 🤖 1-0
The Farm 🎸 2-1
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