AI joins the fight against doping as WADA weighs tools and risks

WADA and national anti-doping bodies are using AI tools to detect doping, while experts at the 'Santorini Summit' warned that cheats could exploit the same tools and that athletes' personal data may be exposed through simple online posts.

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2026-10-28 13:23 · Euronews Next
Using artificial intelligence to step up the fight against doping

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