Strava, Athlete Intelligence and AI
Strava introduces new artificial intelligence feature for subscribers
Strava has jumped further onto the artificial intelligence (AI) bandwagon, with a new feature launched today called Athlete Intelligence. The new component to the workout-logging app will see workout data interpreted into "simple,
Strava's powerful AI insights are here – Athlete Intelligence is now available in beta
Despite the name, Strava says the new AI features can help at all levels of exercise, from beginner to advanced. After several months as a beta behind the scenes, Strava says Athlete Intelligence is now available to subscribers as a public beta.
Strava’s Athlete Intelligence personalized insights now available in public beta
Strava has announced the Athlete Intelligence feature is now rolling out as a public beta to paid subscribers.
Strava’s new AI-powered feature turns your workout data into instant insights
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Strava's Athlete Intelligence Translates Workout Data into Simple and Personalized Insights
Strava, the leading digital community for active people with more than 125 million athletes, announces the launch of Athlete Intelligence, the platform's Artificial Intelligence-powered feature that provides personalized insights based on activity data.
Athlete Intelligence: Strava launches AI running feature on mobile app
The feature, powered by artificial intelligence, analyses complex workout data to make it easier for subscribers to understand – and improve upon – their running efforts
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Don't know what to do with all the metrics on your GPS watch? Strava launches Athlete Intelligence to help
Athlete Intelligence analyzes your workouts and gives you meaningful insights and guidance that you can actually understand ...
Strava is giving users more control over what they share (and what they don't)
Strava's new Quick Edit feature makes its easier to manage the data users share after each workout they track on the app.