Will AI Take over the Position of VAR?

[Hatchy]

Well, in life we all experience growth and changes and the world it self is rapidly growing with so many advancements in the technological aspects of humanity. Since the advance of ai. Men has seen it as a way to assist humanity and support man artificially.

Implementing the use of Ai, in the aspect of sport won't be a debate for long as we can already see the need for it to be designed as assistant in various aspects. The var for long has been a way to help refree detect foul that may not be caught with the physical eyes. During these field events. There might be so many activities going on at same time and one may not focus on them at once.
This will assist a long long as the refree will be aided artificially in these aspect. So long they are designed to avoid error reports then probably if they are designed it will help a long way.

[SmartGold01]

This is very possible for AI to take over VAR in their future because due to the accuracy sometimes there could be some errors in the VAR but with AI there will be always an accuracy along the process, but we can also think about the advantage and the disadvantages over human. When such AI is introduces we can say it would occupy the space of human where creating little space for employment. If a bot is being fixed to handle such position meaning it would be program in way where human won't control rather it would control itself maybe at the late end of the game there could be some review to detects the common errors.

[Nheer]

It is true that VAR have been making some errors lately but what do we expect? VAR simply stands for Video Assistant Referee which comprises of some set of people who assist the referee to review some decisions and so on, so since we know that humans are the ones that assist the referee then mistakes and errors are bound to happen because no one is perfect. Some decisions are very difficult to assess despite using VAR to review them and it seems only AI can be perfect to make perfect decisions on tight situations just like the Goal line technology.

AI would be the perfect solution to put an end to all this drama because no human can be perfect as AI. People will not say some clubs are being favored anymore.

[Mate2237]

It is true that VAR have been making some errors lately but what do we expect? VAR simply stands for Video Assistant Referee which comprises of some set of people who assist the referee to review some decisions and so on, so since we know that humans are the ones that assist the referee then mistakes and errors are bound to happen because no one is perfect. Some decisions are very difficult to assess despite using VAR to review them and it seems only AI can be perfect to make perfect decisions on tight situations just like the Goal line technology.

AI would be the perfect solution to put an end to all this drama because no human can be perfect as AI. People will not say some clubs are being favored anymore.

I also look at it from that angle because AI has done a good job in the world in this short period of time but can AI do the work perfectly without the assistance of human? That should be another question that should be rising if the change finally take place. I discovered the malfunctioning of VAR the match between Nigeria and Argentina in the year 2022 Qatar World Cup. The penalty that was issued against Nigeria to favour Argentina was in question. Well

[wheelz1200]

I think AI will take over a lot of these things.  I'm actually against it, I like the human element of the game and don't want it so robotic.  Even in other sports same thing, no need for refs at a certain point.  The one thing it will take out of the equation is corruption by the officials or refs.  Even then someone will find a loophole to exploit.  But yeah it's probably coming.