Inteligência Artificial no esporte
uma tecnologia revolucionária que deve ser manuseada com cuidado
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https://doi.org/10.22456/1982-8918.143278Palavras-chave:
Esporte, Ética, Inteligência artificial, Tecnologia esportivaResumo
A Inteligência Artificial (IA) se desenvolveu muito rapidamente no esporte. Hoje, ela se infiltrou em todas as áreas esportivas, e seus usos e aplicações continuam a crescer. Isso é compreensível, considerando o potencial das aplicações de IA na indústria esportiva, desde a melhoria do jogo, ao engajamento dos fãs, até a geração de enormes receitas por meio da identificação e recrutamento de talentos. No entanto, a IA também tem um lado menos atraente, que pode minar os valores do esporte e até desafiar sua natureza humana. Neste artigo, apresentarei brevemente ambos os lados da discussão em torno da IA no esporte, começando por seus potenciais benefícios e depois pelos desafios éticos que essa tecnologia coloca para a governança esportiva. Entre os prós e contras da IA no esporte, também ofereço uma breve reflexão sobre a questão do esporte como uma atividade essencialmente humana que a IA agora está desafiando seriamente.
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