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What drawing lines on football pitch taught me about future of human-AI collab

The author used Codex to analyze a football goal, discovering critical lessons about human-AI collaboration: domain expertise is vital, humans must stay in the loop, AI can introduce unknown concepts, and personal context unlocks better tools. The project showed that AI becomes more useful when guided by human judgment.

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  • Human domain expertise caught errors in Codex's automatic measurements. The author used known football dimensions to calibrate, which the AI didn't suggest.
  • A human-in-the-loop pipeline—manually marking key points—proved more reliable than full automation.
  • Codex introduced the concept of homography for perspective transformation, expanding the author's toolkit.
  • Using Mac's Vision API for foreground segmentation yielded much better results than Python defaults, highlighting the value of user-provided context.

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