ANOCA President Mustapha Berraf on Artificial Intelligence

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ANOCA President Mustapha Berraf on Artificial Intelligence

The President of the Association of National Olympic Committees of Africa (ANOCA), Mustapha Berraf, discusses the importance of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the field of sports technology. He highlights the Olympic Agenda for AI and its potential to revolutionize athlete training, judging, and doping control.

Berraf emphasizes the need for African National Olympic Committees to embrace AI to enhance sport development and provide opportunities for young athletes. He sees AI as a tool for digitalization that can empower African athletes and align with Olympic values. The integration of AI in the Paris 2024 Olympic Games signifies a strategic shift towards digital approaches in sports organization.

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