Conclusion of AI presentation and applications in sports journalism

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By YASM Screenshot of lecture participants On Saturday evening, Seminar's events "Artificial Intelligence and Applications in Sports and Sports Journalism", organized by the Yemeni Association for Sports Media - via Visual Communication Technology - were concluded gaven by lecturer Dr. Mohammed Faisal, Associate Professor of Artificial Intelligence, Head of the Center for Artificial Intelligence and Robotics, Kuwait College of Science wait. The second day session was enriched with many knowledge about the techniques of using artificial intelligence applications in sports journalism and content industry and ways to generate multiple images and summarize video into written texts. A number of the most widely used applications in the field of artificial intelligence were also reviewed, such as Caht gpt, Copilot and Tengr.ai. The lectures were widely attended by Yemen, Egypt, Iraq and Saudi Arabia, reflecting the importance of the Seminar and the interaction of the Society...
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Leader on the task of taming the black horse

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By Mareb Al-ward


Integrated image of Wehda and Tadamun


Wehda Sana 'a team knows well that tomorrow's game against Tadamun Hadramawt team will not be easy, yet they will try to come out with a positive result that allows them to play comfortably in the rematch.



In general, the match is difficult for both teams because it is in the semi-finals of the Yemen Football League and each has its own ambition to reach the final and then the title can be contemplated.



The Wehda team, nicknamed the "leader" and four-time league winner, will try to tame Al Tadamun in their stadium and defeat it or impose a tie on it.



This scenario is possible given that the Wehda has the advantage as a champion of the second group with 21 points as well as the presence of many distinguished players such as last season's top scorer Mohammed Hashim Al-Najjar, internationals Kassem Al-Sharfi, Hamza Al-Rimi, Mohamed Mahioub, as well as striker Mohamed Al Abidi.


The team is led by veteran national coach Amin El Sinini, who has made the league several times with the team in the 1990s.



All these factors, in addition to ambition, make Al Wehda the favourite to win and reach the final in the hope of securing the title which was close to him last season and losing in the final against Fahman Abyan.



In contrast, Al Tadamun also known as the "Blue" seems in good shape to continue its positive results that led many analysts to describe it as the league's black horse.



The team won second place in their group with 18 points and qualified at the expense of big clubs such as Al-Helal and the Ettihad IBB, and can invest this performance in their stadium and in front of their fans to win or draw.


Tadamun's power sheets are national team striker Ahmed Maher, and forward Ahmad Bahaj, who is competing for the top scorer title, as well as the quality of the midfielders led by Mohamed Fawzi and in defence led by Abdul Ma 'in al-Mejrachi.


Besides, manager Adil al-Ttam is a former unity player and coach who knows his first team well and can handle the game well before the return meeting in the capital Sana 'a early next February.

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