AI uncovers unseen World Cup details
The International Football Federation (FIFA) employs advanced artificial intelligence and computer vision technology to enhance referees' decisions at the 2026 World Cup, scheduled until July 19 across the United States, Canada, and Mexico. The system relies on sophisticated cameras that monitor and pinpoint the locations of players and the ball at high speeds, providing live data to assist referees in making more accurate and swift decisions, with over 150 million data points processed per match. FIFA anticipates that these technologies will improve officiating performance during the tournament, while keeping the final decision-making in the hands of human referees.
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