What role does the replay centre play in contemporary basketball, especially in terms of epistemology?

Question $2$ options:

A$)$

The replay centre is the reason why referees are upheld as "god$-$like" in their objective capacities to judge the basketball court: there's no way to get things wrong, when cameras are watching everything that happens.

B$)$

The replay centre is basically an "audit" of all the calls of a referee: every decision can be re$-$examined, thanks to hundreds of screens and advanced technology.

C$)$

The replay centre is a place of algorithms, in which artificially intelligent programs now oversee the world of professional basketball. Epistemologically, it means that there's no need anymore for human referees.

D$)$

The replay centre has replaced the role of human referees; instead of refs, there are now cameras and screens by which to assess what's happened on the basketball court.

E$)$

C and D are correct.