Garbiñe Muguruza hangs up the racket. The Spanish-Venezuelan tennis player retires at the age of 30, after 14 months of inactivity and with two Grand Slam titles (Roland Garros 2016 and Wimbledon 2017), in addition to having been number one in the world in the year she won the title in the All England Club.
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During a press conference on the occasion of the Laureus Awards that will be delivered next Monday in Madrid, Garbiñe reviewed her career, highlighting what the best and worst moments have been, in addition to ensuring that her desire is to maintain her form even if she no longer competes and that she wants to remain linked to the world of tennis.
But what Muguruza did not expect was to be asked about a question related to technology. Specifically for Artificial Intelligence. “When you have been on this sabbatical, Artificial Intelligence has revolutionized most sports. Have you considered a future related to Artificial Intelligence and tennis?“A journalist asked him. Garbiñe, surprised, asked him to repeat the question. “Look, for technology… I don’t even have a computer.. So no, I haven’t considered anything,” responded the one from Caracas.
2024-04-20 16:21:19
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