Almost a month ago, reports suggested that 7x Super Bowl winner Tom Brady was seriously considering a career in stand-up comedy. Now, it seems fans might have an understanding of what such an eventuality might look like. Reportedly, an AI has generated an hour-long Tom Brady comedy special, and it is incredible!
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TB12 retired from football for the second time on February 1, 2023. Since then, he has been very busy trying to catch up with his family and run his businesses. It is in the midst of all this that rumors of him trying to be a comic surfaced. Apparently, he was impressed by his performance in ’80 for Brady’, and wanted to take that to a whole new level. Thankfully for his friends, he did not go through with it.
Pat McAfee and his friends cannot believe that an AI made a Tom Brady special
On ‘The Pat McAfee Show’, McAfee and his co-hosts are absolutely dumbfounded by the AI-created Tom Brady comedy special. Apparently, the AI took data from a truckload of Tom Brady interviews, and stand-up comedy footage, to create this piece of art. The results are not bad, though. McAfee and the co-hosts sure did seem to like some of the content. Definitely room for improvement, though.
“It does kind of freak me out that all the AI people have come out and said like, hey, we need to slow down, how good it is. We need to take a pause on development in this AI world because they’re getting too good. The deep fakes that are happening on all social media platforms. It’s like uh it’s a very fascinating time we’re in,” McAfee says during the show. Interestingly, even fans are surprised by this development.
Brady is enjoying retirement life by having some much-needed fun with friends
TB12 does seem to be doing well in retirement. Especially given that he is able to spend time with his near and dear ones, something that was a rare activity during his playing days. He was recently spotted on Reunion beach, hanging out with his children and some friends. Including his favorite tight end, Rob Gronkowski, who looked like he was having his own form of fun in the waters.
There is one thing that might possibly be relieving for Brady. That he is set to make more money in his retirement than he made in his playing career. His 10-year, $375 million deal with Fox Sports will see him become their top analyst. Apart from being their face at sponsor and client meetings. This means even though we may not see Brady play, his time on the gridiron is far from over.
