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Paris 2024 gave us a glimpse of how AI can reshape sport
From helping organize events, enhancing broadcasting experience, curbing cyber abuse and conducting error-free judgments, the Olympics used artificial intelligence in a big way. There may be more in store at the upcoming Paralympics.
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