I believe AI reads data programmed for its usage, unlike natural human logic and reasoning. So any outcome predicted would be as a result of the already programmed data stored in the AI, which I have no doubt it works on, but I do not think AI could give accurate predictions, as in the case of sports and other leagues, because there could be a turn of events contrary to what is expected to be the output of its prediction.

What I can vividly say is that we can use AI for match or game analysis, which is quite alright in analysing past or previous matches and performances of players and outcomes of games, compared to the future game and the possible outcome of winning or losing as well. Also, in the possible absence of key players in games and the outcome of the games, and how it would be in the future, but to trust and depend on AI for game results is not feasible.

One can do their analysis with AI, but should be able to use their analytical skills to conclude after watching or seeing the AI analyzing the players' capabilities in previous matches, and how past games went, the strength, and other factors considered when analyzing games with AI should be taken into consideration. But in all, better to use your sense of analysis for making judgments and input before you play games rather than concluding with AI analysis, which is not always accurate.