Wimbledon is replacing its traditional line judges with AI technology for the first time in its 147-year history. This change has sparked protests and mixed reactions from players, with some expressing concerns about the clarity of the automated line calls. The AI system, developed by Hawk-Eye, uses camera footage to track the ball and make calls, but players like Yuan Yue have noted issues with the volume of the automated voice. While some players question the new system, the human umpire retains the final decision-making power.