Kenneth Fok Kai-kong,a Hong Kong lawmaker for sports sector,stressed need for fair access to artificial intelligence (AI) in sports. At a World Economic Forum panel in Dalian,China,Tuesday,he said instead of limiting AI,use should be broadened so all athletes can benefit. Disparities could skew competition .
Fok said AI's impact on sports isn't like previous tech leaps . It's different. Some countries might miss out on latest tools,leading to unfair advantages. “It’s not like wearing a suit or not wearing a suit. You can’t see it in competition,” he noted,pointing to difficulty of regulating AI in sports.
He urged international sports bodies,Olympic organizations to scrutinize AI's effect on athletic performance. Fok called for addressing access gaps . As AI reshapes sports' future,how to ensure fair play in tech-driven world?
