In the new era of Artificial intelligence (AI) the world has shifted to a completely new dimension with changes in every sector and also in the daily life of mankind. So is the change in the sports. It further reached the detection of sports doping landscape. The AI based technologies are a blessing to the world. they are further much more accurate and efficient as compared to traditional methods of sports doping detection. However, it is not to be ignored that they bring up difficult moral and legal issues. After a lot of analysis over the years, collecting facts and researching the authors in this article have tried to explore the ethical and legal aspects of AI-based doping detection systems in sports. The usage of AI-based doping uncovering technologies in sports are examined in this research by the authors along with their ethical and legal aspects. The article discusses the opportunities and problems of modern technologies, taking into account how they can affect different aspects such as privacy, athlete rights, and equality and fairness of sporting events.
The article starts with an analysis of ethical issues that are present in development of AI-based systems, highlighting the consequence of fairness equity, and respect for the autonomy of athletes. The article also analyses the legal framework that is governing anti-doping initiatives including national laws, international regulations like the World Anti-Doping Code (WADC), and the case law of the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS). Further, the study examines various case studies that highlight moral and legal conundrums brought on by the application of AI to doping detection, offering insights into practical applications and difficulties associated it with it.
Finally, the article concludes with various suggestions to help with resolving moral and legal issues related to AI-based doping detection. The article emphasises on the significance of various moral standards, best legal frameworks, its responsibility, and finally protecting the rights and privacy of athletes.
