Sept. 21, 2022, 11:35 a.m. | Bruce Schneier

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This is a fascinating glimpse of the future of automatic cheating detection in sports:


Maybe you heard about the truly insane false-start controversy in track and field? Devon Allen—a wide receiver for the Philadelphia Eagles—was disqualified from the 110-meter hurdles at the World Athletics Championships a few weeks ago for a false start.


Here’s the problem: You can’t see the false start. Nobody can see the false start. By sight, Allen most definitely does not leave before the gun.


But …

automatic cheating detection human sports

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