The FIA is implementing AI technology, specifically "Computer Vision," to monitor track limit violations during the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, analyzing shapes and pixels crossing the track's edge. This innovative method aims to accurately identify genuine breaches, reducing the workload on the FIA's remote operations center and ensuring faster response times. The move comes after challenges faced during previous races in managing a high volume of potential violations. Computer Vision technology has proven effective in medical fields, and the FIA believes it will significantly reduce the number of potential infringements considered by the remote operations center. Tim Malyon, FIA's head of remote operations and deputy race director, emphasized the need for embracing new technologies and evolving with them, stating that human judgment is still superior. This initiative not only enhances rule enforcement efficiency but also establishes a precedent for AI integration in sports governance.