NBA reveals NB-AI technology and excitement for All-Star Weekend.

The NBA has been using artificial intelligence (AI) to improve the game experience by generating highlights, assisting referees, translating commentary, and more. They introduced a new technology called NB-AI at an All-Star tech summit, aiming to personalize live game viewing. NBA Commissioner Adam Silver demonstrated how this technology could transform game clips into movie-like experiences, highlighting the potential of AI to change modern life significantly.

San Antonio rookie Victor Wembanyama got a preview of the NB-AI technology and was amazed by its capabilities. He expressed excitement about the future possibilities of this technology in enhancing basketball viewing and experiences. Mac McClung is aiming to win the dunk contest again after making a significant impact in the previous year's All-Star event.

McClung is competing against notable players but is focusing on enjoying the event while hoping his hard work pays off. He noted how his life has changed after last year's win, with increased recognition in public places. Jeremy Sochan and Jaime Jaquez Jr. discussed the importance of having star players participate in the dunk contest to enthuse more top talents to join in future events.

Micah Parsons led Team Shannon to a victory in the Celebrity Game, while CJ Stroud scored impressively for the opposing team. Chet Holmgren, despite missing last season, expressed gratitude for participating in the Rising Stars event, emphasizing the importance of not taking opportunities for granted.

All-Star weekend is a platform not just for players but also referees, with the NBA selecting an officiating crew for the All-Star Game that's expected to have minimal responsibilities due to the nature of the game. Victor Wembanyama talked about his growth and the metaphorical importance of not skipping steps in one's development journey.