For the First Time in 148 Years, Wimbledon Has No Line Judges. Some Say that ‘Takes Away the Humanity’ From the Tournament | News Channel 3-12

Eilis O’Hanlon on TV: ‘Wimbledon’s machines are certainly more accurate, but there’s no tension any more’

Never trust anyone who has no respect for ­tradition or history. The same goes for Wimbledon, which this year is going ahead without line judges for the first time since the 1870s. The human eye has been replaced instead with AI, as technology takes on the task of deciding whether balls are in or out.

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LONDON — John McEnroe — he of "You cannot be serious!" call-arguing fame — is quite all right with Wimbledon's latest of many steps into the modern era, choosing technology over the human touch to decide whether a ball lands…

For the first time in 148 years, Wimbledon has no line judges. Some say that ‘takes away the humanity’ from the tournament | News Channel 3-12

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