Bryson DeChambeau says he turned to artificial intelligence to help address problems with his swing after disappointing results at LIV Golf Korea. After a tough third round, he reports spending hours engaging with AI overnight, focusing on physics-related ideas he said could be applied to improve his mechanics. DeChambeau describes the process as using AI to identify and diagnose flaws in his swing, then working through potential corrections. Golf.com similarly reports that following the event’s final round, DeChambeau discussed how AI played a role in his effort to refine his swing. Both accounts characterize his approach as a review-and-adjust method rather than a change in equipment or coaching staff. The statements are presented as part of his self-assessment after struggling during the tournament, with DeChambeau emphasizing that the AI input helped him analyze his motion and plan adjustments.