As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly embedded in the equestrian world, Kim Wilson examines whether these technologies enhance rider performance, or if they undermine the instinct and feel of good horsemanship

I’ve been wondering what AI might consider the mountain bike of the future to look like. So, on a whim one day, I asked ChatGPT and Google Gemini what they thought. The answers were far more intriguin

AI: FRAMES WILL ADJUST THEIR GEOMETRY AUTOMATICALLY, DEPENDING ON THE TERRAIN. Adjustable geometry is no new thing in the bike industry, with flip-chips, reach- and angle-adjust headset cups and swapp

AI: HUD (HEAD-UP DISPLAY) OR AR (AUGMENTED REALITY) INTEGRATION WILL BE SEEN IN RIDING EYEWEAR, SHOWING SPEED, GPS, LINE-CHOICE SUGGESTIONS OR HAZARD WARNINGS. Fighter jet-style HUDs projected onto gl

FOR BETTER OR WORSE, ADVANCEMENTS IN TECH ARE TRANSFORMING OUR TRIPS. WE LOOK AT THE DEVELOPMENTS AND HOW THEY MIGHT SHAPE THE FUTURE.

AI is becoming ever-more ubiquitous: as well as ...