The Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games will be transformed by the power of Artificial Intelligence (AI). From July 26 to August 11 and August 28 to September 8, respectively, in Paris, France, the events will take place. As a tool for making objective decisions, organizing events, and improving real-time analysis, AI has revolutionized sports.
Thomas Bach, President of the International Olympic Committee, expressed his organization’s commitment to using AI responsibly. One of the notable features of this technology is the 3D Athlete Tracking system which analyzes athletes without sensors or special suits. This allows athletes to train more efficiently and accurately while reducing their risk of injury. AI will also play a crucial role in injury prevention by analyzing biomechanics and suggesting adjustments that reduce the risk of injury.
The technology will be used to identify potential sports talent and allow visitors to test their athletic abilities through an interactive experience. Additionally, viewers at home will enjoy high-quality broadcasts in 8K resolution thanks to AI processing and compression technology. Overall, AI is a powerful tool in sports that can improve efficiency and accuracy while reducing injury risk. However, it must be used ethically and supportively to enhance the sport rather than replace human decision-making or control over events.
