At the 2022 World Cup, FIFA will use artificial intelligence to detect players' movements and make offside calls

06/07/2022 2 min read

At the 2022 World Cup, FIFA will use artificial intelligence to detect players’ movements and make offside calls

The first four games of the 2022 World Cup will be contested on November 21st, with England taking on Iran and the United States taking on Wales (all teams in Group B).

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