World Cup
Al Jazeera’s AI robot, Kashef, crunched the numbers and made some predictions for today’s games.
Kashef, our synthetic intelligence (AI) robot, calculated the numbers that await the effects of the match, until the final.
For today’s matches, Kashef analyzed more than two hundred metrics, adding the number of wins, goals scored, FIFA rankings and more, of matches played over the past century.
Here are Kashef’s predictions:
Who: Cameroon vs Brazil, Group G
Where: Lusail Stadium
When: Friday, December 2: 22:00 (19:00 GMT)
Prediction: Cameroon has everything to win to have a qualification to the knockout stages. Unfortunately for him, he will have to beat Brazil, five-time world champion, already qualified.
While Kashef only gave the Indomitable Lions a 5% chance of beating Brazil, a win is impossible. In 2003, Cameroon beat Brazil 1–0 in the FIFA Confederations Cup.
And there are bigger surprises in this World Cup.
Who: Serbia vs Switzerland, Group G
Where: Stadium 974
When: Friday, December 2: 22:00 (19:00 GMT)
Prediction: Switzerland and Serbia will battle for a spot in Group G at knockout level on Friday in a rematch of their 2018 World Cup clash where political tensions overshadowed a hard-fought match.
Kashef predicts a close adjustment between the two Europeans, but expects Switzerland to win.
With 44 games completed, Kashef has an accuracy point of 66%. After the adjustment, Kashef resets the style to wait for the final results of the next adjustment until the final.
Predicting the effects of adjustment is easy. External points such as team morale or the physical condition of the players make a big difference in the course of adjustment.
See if he can outsmart Kashef and is waiting for today’s winners by playing our AI game here.