This article from Enrique Dans argues that using technology to replace human referees in sports would improve the integrity and fairness of competition. He uses Wimbledon's adoption of Electronic Line Calling (ELC) as an example of this positive trend, highlighting how a system of cameras, sensors, and algorithms can deliver more accurate and unbiased rulings than a human official.
Dans believes that this technology could be applied to other sports, such as football, to eliminate the potential for human error and corruption, ultimately leading to a more enjoyable experience for players and fans alike.
Original is also available in English on my Medium page, «Roboref: it’s not personal, it’s professional«
