Artificial intelligence to make Olympic Games more inclusive | Computer Weekly
Summary
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) will employ AI technology to make sports more inclusive, competitive and engaging in the upcoming Games. • None The Atos team controlling the IT for the London 2012 Olympic Games are “This is seen as a significant step forward in video quality, although it demands higher storage and processing capacity,” he said. You can imagine how much time and money it would take if all that material had to be manually sorted and reviewed by humans.” The talent identification platform is another AI application tested by the IOC in collaboration with Intel. “Together, we have tested thousands of young athletes and analysed the results using millions of data points and metrics to identify exceptional talent.” AI can also be a valuable addition to scoring and judging. AI can accurately compare athletes’ movements with preset criteria, resulting in more consistent and objective scores, and reducing human bias.