GamerAI is a New Digital Competitive Match Analysis Program
By Wyatt Fossett ·
Using artificial intelligence to collect and analyze data from competitive games while they're happening, GamerAI is the coaching assistant we didn't know we needed.
In a surprising and intriguing look at the future of Esports training, Gamurs Group has recently released the beta for Gamer.ai, an artificial intelligence competitive play analysis, and coaching program. Data and the results of data are big keys to the success of Coaches like the 2019 LCS Spring Coach of the Split Reapered of Cloud9. Now, you may be able to get the data you need to make you a better player.
The website has brief pieces of information regarding what the platform actually does and their blog is currently blank, but the Gamurs product page gives us a better idea of what their technology wants to bring to Esports.
“GamerAI is a suite of advanced tools that help professional, semi-professional and casual gamers learn from previous matches and assist them in winning more frequently,” reads the about page.
On the pricing page of their website, GamerAI is described as a “free VOD recording and analysis tool” but immediately shows you pricing plans that are $7.95 per month, or $79.50 per year.
The AI system records and keeps your game videos from matches played and will show many visual indicators of statistics from said match.
Currently, the GamerAI program is available for both Dota 2 and League of Legends in Beta form, while also available for Apex Legends in Alpha form. The CS:GO logo also appears on the list of available games though it says it is coming soon.
Searching through the FAQ section on the GamerAI page you’ll see that they have plans to add Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, Rocket League, Fortnite, and Rainbow Six: Siege to the line-up. They also make mention that GamerAI isn’t yet ready for team use, with that functionality coming in the near future.
In its current state, GamerAI is looking to build out its feature-set, and the company states that it will remain in Beta indefinitely to provide the best atmosphere for adaptation and iteration.
GamerAI looks to be a useful tool for competitive gamers of all kinds and aims to provide useful AI-generated data from matches automatically while running in the background.
With all sorts of needs for data congregation and analysis, tools like GamerAI may be the future of Esports coaching. Not in a sense to replace team or player-coaches, but more to coach oneself during scrims or solo queues.
If you need to find out how much damage your Teemo shrooms are doing, and when or why your damage chart dips off, GamerAI might be the digital assistant you need.
You can sign up for the GamerAI Dota 2 or League of Legends Betas on the GamerAI website.