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Real-Time AI Is Changing Live Sports Media | Shalini Ananda, Ph.D. #667
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- Jun 16, 2026
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Summary
**In episode 667** of the **New Media Show, hosted by 2017 Podcast Hall of Famer Rob Greenlee**, Rob talks with **Shalini Ananda, Ph.D., Founder and CEO of [Neuron Systems](https://neuronsystems.org)**, about **_how real-time AI is changing live sports media, fan engagement, creator workflows, and the future of interactive content._** **This episode starts with sports, but it becomes a broader New Media conversation about the next-generation layer of interaction between humans and AI-generated media infrastructure.** > _**Neuron Systems is building a multi-agent AI platform for live sports content, including NBA and FIFA World Cup 2026 debates, video clips, quote cards, viral social media scripts, real-time voice commentary, fan-driven questions, and multilingual interaction.**_ Rob and **Shalini discuss how custom roles given to AI agents can become part of a new interactive media experience in which fans do more than just watch or listen.** They can ask questions, shape debates, co-sign takes, create clips, and interact with AI-powered sports personalities in real time. > _**Shalini also walks through how Neuron Systems works as a creator platform. Fans can join live huddles, talk with AI agents, follow different AI personalities, participate in faction-style engagement, and use higher-level creator tools to build agents, automate content pipelines, and connect content workflows to platforms like YouTube.**_ The conversation also explores what this means beyond sports, including podcasting, live video, audience participation, AI-generated content, labeling, guardrails, tr…