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The International Olympic Committee published its " Olympic AI Agenda " earlier this year , a "holistic approach to explore the great potential of AI , while mitigating the risks" Intel , an Olympic Partner since 2017 , is the event's 5 G, Process, and AI platform partner.
The Paris games offer the first time many of Intel 's tech will be deployed at scale.
Intel is powering a 360 , 3D image generating studio that can scan athlete's likenesses and render 3D versions of themselves.
Intel 's Deep Learning Boost is creating the Olympics ' first end-to-end 8 K live streaming experience for online audiences.
Intel has launched new wayfinding tech, powered by onsite LiDAR devices and the company's OpenVINO technology, to provide turn-by-turn, real-time indoor navigation for those who are blind or have low vision.
French government plans to use private sector AI to "conduct pervasive and persistent surveillance before, during, and after the Games" Intel 's Responsible AI team is navigating a world of data privacy laws and internal security to keep their systems controversy free.
Intel says athletes are core to what they're doing, and that's going to remain the same.
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