EU funding · Original research project
AI-powered sports coverage.
Supported by European funding.
The original Contentfeed.ai project was supported by the European Union through NextGenerationEU. This page presents an English summary of the project information supplied for publication in July 2024.
Project details
- Project title
- Contentfeed.ai — an artificial intelligence solution for creating unique sports event content
- Original beneficiary
- MB “Daugiau intelekto”
- Project number
- 02-018-K-0107
- Original implementation period
- June 2024 – June 2025
- Original project budget
- €114,678
- Original EU funding allocation
- €86,000
The period and amounts above reflect the July 2024 project notice. They describe the original plan and allocation, not a statement of final disbursements or funding for the current commercial service.
What the project set out to build
The project aimed to develop a prototype that uses structured sports statistics to produce distinct articles, match reports and summaries after sporting events. Publishers would be able to select coverage by criteria such as sport, tournament or league.
The prototype was intended to be tested in racket sports, including tennis, badminton and padel. Its research included training a language model to create different forms of content from statistical data.
Intended use and outcomes
The solution was designed for news publishers, sports teams and other organisations that need timely sports coverage. The planned workflow included content checks, recommendations for headlines, metadata and URL structure, and delivery to a client or integration with their website.
These are the objectives described in the original project notice. Current product availability is described separately on the Contentfeed homepage.