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From the organization of events to the training of athletes, the power of technology is everywhere. The application of artificial intelligence has improved the management efficiency of events and the viewing experience. For example, the intelligent system can accurately arrange the event schedule and make the competition more orderly. In terms of athlete training, data analysis and simulation training are used to help athletes improve their performance.

Technology also plays an important role in the dissemination of sports events. The popularity of the Internet and mobile devices has enabled more people to follow the games in real time. The rise of social media has made it easier for viewers to communicate and share their experience of watching the games.

Technology has not only changed the external forms of the Olympic Games and the Paralympic Games, but has also profoundly influenced their spiritual connotations. The introduction of new technologies has given more people the opportunity to participate in sports, promoting the spread and popularization of sportsmanship.

However, the development of technology has also brought some problems and challenges. For example, the excessive use of technology may lead to doubts about the fairness of the competition. How to ensure the fairness of the competition while taking advantage of technology is an issue that the International Olympic Committee needs to think about and solve seriously.

In addition, the rapid updating of technology has also brought pressure to the preparation and operation of the event. To keep up with the pace of technological development, a large amount of funds and manpower need to be continuously invested, which may be a huge burden for some regions with limited economic conditions.

Nevertheless, the trend of technological development is unstoppable. The IOC should actively embrace technological change, give full play to its advantages, overcome difficulties and challenges, and present a more exciting, fair and inclusive Olympic and Paralympic Games to the world.