Artificial Intelligence

What Would an AI Have Named the New XFL Teams?

So long, Wildcats. Let's cheer on the Warp Ravens and Blood Bombers

AI Weirdness blogger Janelle Shane used AI to produce these alternate team names.
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By Patrick Kulp

August 22, 2019

The XFL revealed the names and logos for its first eight teams this week, and, for a WWE-adjacent league that crosses football with the spirit of professional wrestling, the team titles are disappointingly tame.

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Patrick Kulp is Adweek's senior reporter covering emerging tech.

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