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When the Strike Zone Becomes Algorithmic: Umpire Judgment and Player Challenge Decisions under AI Review
The Automated Ball-Strike challenge system that Major League Baseball adopted in 2026 offers a distinctive setting for studying human AI interaction in which umpires make every ball and strike call, while players can selectively ask an automated system to publicly overturn those decisions. We analyz
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