Infosys and Roland-Garros unveiled a lineup of AI-powered digital experiences for Roland-Garros 2026 and extended their partnership through 2031, signaling a deeper, technology-driven fan engagement strategy.

Ally is integrated with the ATP Stats Centre to ensure fact-checked responses and includes safety guardrails to remove PII and prevent misinformation and hallucinations.

New AI-powered experiences for 2026 will enable real-time insights and personalized on-site interactions, taking fan, coach, player, and media engagement to a more interactive level.

The release underscores ATP’s global calendar and major events, positioning Ally as a step toward making tennis more interactive and accessible for a broad audience.

New innovations for 2026 include Rolly, an AI StatsBot for real-time and historical match insights, Rally, a humanoid AI on-site interaction robot, and Momentum, a real-time visualisation of match momentum.

Gilles Moretton and Sumit Virmani emphasize AI’s potential to transform fan engagement while maintaining responsible AI practices and the collaboration’s enduring, transformative nature.

Ally is powered by Infosys Topaz, uses generative AI, and delivers real-time insights on match statistics, schedules, draws, head-to-heads, player stats, and historical records.

Excitement Rating now includes a simplified Exciting indicator to help fans quickly identify the most intense matches.

The press release provides background on Roland-Garros, Infosys’ AI-first approach, and safety disclosures including Safe Harbor statements and standard SEC filings.

AI Commentary is now available in French with reduced latency to improve live narration and accessibility for local audiences, complemented by a simplified Excitement Rating.

The innovations, built on Infosys Topaz and generative AI, will enhance real-time engagement for fans, coaches, players, and media, expanding on platforms like Match Centre, AI-Assisted Journalism, and the Infosys 3D Art Museum.