In which year did the first computers get used to score figure skating in the Olympics?

The use of computers to score figure skating in the Olympics began in 1952 during the Winter Games held in Oslo, Norway. This marked a significant advancement in the scoring process, as it allowed for a more efficient and accurate calculation of scores, reducing the potential for human error in a sport where precision is paramount. The implementation of computer technology represented a modernization of the judging process, enhancing transparency and fairness in the competition. The other years listed are before 1952 and did not employ this innovative scoring method in Olympic figure skating.