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WADA hopes to use artificial intelligence to catch dopers

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Lance Armstrong at anti-doping control during the 2005 Tour de France (Photo by Alexandre MARCHI/Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images)

For years, anti-doping authorities have struggled against the ever-evolving campaigns cheaters use to gain an advantage.

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