AI in Offside Detection

The video discusses FIFA's new AI system for detecting offsides in soccer. It uses 12 motion tracking cameras and a sensor in the ball to create a 3D recreation of plays, allowing precise offside calls. The system's effectiveness is demonstrated in a match between Belgium and Croatia, where a player was called offside by a small margin. The video raises questions about the impact of such precision on player behavior and the appropriate tolerance levels for offside calls.

Who was the Croatian player called offside by FIFA's new AI system?

• Ivan Perisic

• Mario Mandzukic

• Luka Modric

• Dejan Lovren

What technology does FIFA's new AI system use to detect offside?

• Infrared sensors

• Radar technology

• 12 motion tracking cameras and a sensor in the ball

• GPS tracking

In the match between Belgium and Croatia, what mistake did Lovren make?

• He was offside by a large margin

• He committed a foul

• He miscalculated and ended up offside

• He scored an own goal

What part of the body is used to measure offside in the AI system?

• Feet

• Head

• Arms

• Shoulders

How does the AI system's precision potentially affect player behavior?

• Players may become more aggressive

• Players might adjust their positioning more carefully

• Players will ignore the offside rule

• Players will rely solely on referees

What is a potential question raised by the AI system's precision?

• How to improve player fitness

• What should the tolerance level be for offside calls

• How to increase match duration

• How to reduce the number of goals

What is the main benefit of the AI system in offside detection?

• It reduces the number of players on the field

• It eliminates the need for referees

• It provides precise and clear offside calls

• It increases the speed of the game