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Cybercriminals released 802,000 stolen World Cup streaming accounts in one day, with over 12 million compromised accounts circulating on the dark web valued at $220 million.
Norwegian striker Erling Haaland has become a viral internet sensation, with his image amplified through AI-generated content and fan creativity across social media platforms.
Qatar has become FIFA's primary testing ground for next-generation football technology, with innovations showcased during the 2022 World Cup setting new standards for the sport.
FIFA's new AI agent aims to level the playing field in the World Cup, but experts question whether it will truly create fair competition or favor teams with deeper pockets.
AI is making World Cup scams more sophisticated and harder to detect, as cybercriminals use advanced technology to create convincing fake tickets, websites, and phishing attempts.
Google's Gemini AI will be used by Argentina's national football team during the World Cup, marking a significant step in AI integration into professional sports. This deployment showcases how AI technologies are being applied to enhance performance and strategy in elite competition.
The 2026 World Cup will be the most technologically surveilled sporting event ever, with robot dogs, hunter drones, and AI cameras deployed across venues. The tournament showcases the growing integration of AI and robotics in public safety.
Learn how FIFA is using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to organize the 2026 World Cup across three countries, and why AI is becoming essential for managing complex global events.
