CBF Will Use AI to Measure the Environmental Impact of Games.
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Ricardo Paul, vice-president and director of Sustainability at the CBF (Brazilian Football Confederation), stated this Monday (August 3, 2026) that matches organized by the confederation will begin using artificial intelligence to measure the amount of waste produced. According to the executive, the technology will serve as a basis for environmental compensation and recycling actions linked to the CBF Impacta program, an initiative that brings t…
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