How does AI gambling sound?

[paxmao]

I would certainly would like to see ChatGPT to play poker with amateurs based on a learning sample of masters and see how it plays out. I am pretty sure it can beat most of the for-fun players and perhaps some of the semi-pros. It is a game of calculation, patterns and chance and there is a method to it. I think an AI would be perfectly suited to exploit it. Hint hint.

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[dezoel]

For me it's a no, I can't bet on an AI horse because it can be manipulated behind the scene, even with real horses some big powerful people use strength injections, I don't know the real names, on the horses before a race, and there have been many dirty secrets revealed in horse racing games, those secrets get revealed because it's real horses and humans, compare it to AI horses, it will be hard to know that it's been manipulated. The idea is brilliant but I doubt it can be perfected without many flaws, I will love to see such a thing turning into reality.

It will be better if they can be audited by a third party so that we are sure that all games are fair. I think that AI based games are being exposed the most than the live games because they are just based on software and someone that is good at computers or so called hackers can access the game and check if there are anomalies going on.

People behind the live games are making sure that the cheating won't be noticeable if ever they are planning to cheat the game because the whole world is watching them and the consequences are heavier than the online gambling. If it's the first time then expect that there are still flaws but their devs are always going to fix it.

[maydna]

I never bet on animals, in this case, horses. But perhaps, it would be interesting if we could bet on AI horses where we could perfect the horse so it could become a strong horse and beat the horses made by other players.

And I think racetracks like that could be included in a Metaverse project because they wouldn't be real but could look like they were. And I have no idea what the horse race will look like. Perhaps, it could be like a real horse race or something different from what we know. But with the current appearance of the metaverse, I don't think it can attract people to want to experience it because the graphic display itself needs to be perfected.

If a project is to create such a game and make it too graphically good and make the game so fun and interesting like showing the races in real-time to players and every horse should be positioned based on their actual rank in the system and their level which has been upgraded by their human operator, they will need to hire expert developers.

They wouldn't need much work if they only design an app and make things work just like a fantasy app where you can only see the stats, results and etc. and it doesn't show you the matches in real-time and thus doesn't need much work.

Perhaps, at first, the project will look simple but if the developer has a plan for where the project will be developed, he or they will make it better, at least make the game look like a real-time race. But getting there requires experimentation and time so the project can be carried out according to plan. This is possible because a lot has to be added or subtracted and replaced by codes that are expected to make the game more real. And it depends on how skilled the development team is and how creative ideas can appear when working on the project.

[libert19]

Ai? To me it sounds like online RPG video game, with added factor that you are able to bet on characters, which are horses here in op's context.

Regarding it's adoption, older people will likely ignore it, just as the ones who grew around online betting might not want to bother with live casinos, with some exceptions, of course.

[tusandii]

Perhaps, at first, the project will look simple but if the developer has a plan for where the project will be developed, he or they will make it better, at least make the game look like a real-time race. But getting there requires experimentation and time so the project can be carried out according to plan. This is possible because a lot has to be added or subtracted and replaced by codes that are expected to make the game more real. And it depends on how skilled the development team is and how creative ideas can appear when working on the project.

But I'm not sure this project will go well and be liked by many gamblers because it seems more difficult.
But if they can do even better development in the future, as you have said, maybe there will be special interest from most gamblers, it's just that good development is not necessarily a guarantee that they can succeed with their projects in the future.
After all, this is just an idea or an idea for a project that has not yet been implemented, so there is still no clear certainty.
This thread reminds me of other threads that also had the idea of PVP game development projects and in the end these projects didn't go ahead so they left the thread without any clear details on it.

[Chikito]

Do you think that gambling have a place with the metaverse in the future? I had a dream about being able to gamble online with people that aren't living close to me, we meet in the metaverse and it looks real, I know that sometimes when you think positively about something it is possible to dream about it.

It's not impossible right now due to the technological massive advances, But I don't know for another If were me, I'm really not interested to play with something that doesn't seem so real. We know that the metaverse world is just like a dream we can create as we and other people want, so that case if we gamble there, like playing in not real world which means our money is not so real also. But, it's okay, maybe I'm not used to be, If often maybe it becomes something adventurous I must conquer.

[Weawant]

Do you think that gambling have a place with the metaverse in the future? I had a dream about being able to gamble online with people that aren't living close to me, we meet in the metaverse and it looks real, I know that sometimes when you think positively about something it is possible to dream about it.

Gambling does have a future with metaverse betting which we could say has alot to do with Artificial intelligence which is AI. At the moment we have things like your dream going on in the gaming world and that people from different locations can play virtually,

If games are been played virtually then there can also be bets done virtually that people from different locations can come together to bets on different games. The bets could be in the games they're playing or just logging in to bet against themselves.

There's no limitations to virtual reality which AI is a big part off, we'll see more things we can do with the technology in the future as the metaverse gets fully adopted into our daily lives, the gaming market are been conquered at the moment.

[m2017]

Can you make bets on horses that are AI vs making bets on real horses? I see a new gambling project that focuses on horse racing only and I am surprised that those horses are not real live horses, I went deep doing research and it kinda looks like players will be the ones fine-tuning their horses 🐎 for better performance and go ahead to head with other players.

Do you think that gambling have a place with the metaverse in the future? I had a dream about being able to gamble online with people that aren't living close to me, we meet in the metaverse and it looks real, I know that sometimes when you think positively about something it is possible to dream about it.

"How does AI gambling sound?" - I don't want to offend anyone, but I think it sounds stupid.

The whole "charm" of gambling is that it happens live, in the real world. Of course, the world is changing and technology is even penetrating into this area (for example, online poker), but nothing can replace a "live" game with live players or real horses, as in your example. The atmosphere of the event is important for the gamblers, including: the hippodrome, horse races, horses, bets, a lot of unforeseen circumstances that affect the final result of the games. All this adds a special charm to these gambling games, which are not so easy to refuse. But over time, more and more gambling will be held in the virtual world, this is indisputable, because the whole world is rapidly digitalizing. Therefore, the transfer of gambling to the metaverse is quite possible and I think your dream can come true. Maybe even very soon.

[pungopete468]

AI gambling doesn't sound good, I think we can use AI as an assistant for our daily works and research but I really don't think that we can use it in gambling. 1 Topic I read is about using AI to predict a sports betting tournament which in my honest opinion would only give us general idea but that doesn't mean we can rely on it, though probably we can use AI to create us a script for automated betting.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

Ai? To me it sounds like online RPG video game, with added factor that you are able to bet on characters, which are horses here in op's context.

Regarding it's adoption, older people will likely ignore it, just as the ones who grew around online betting might not want to bother with live casinos, with some exceptions, of course.

     -   How did you say online RPG is like AI? he doesn't seem to be a maget to be honest, could you please elaborate a little so that others can understand as well.

AI in our time today is making a bit of noise in different categories to be honest, not only in gambling, in the crypto space and even in other things it is making noise. AI are making a name in this industry actually.

[decodx]

"How does AI gambling sound?" - I don't want to offend anyone, but I think it sounds stupid.

The whole "charm" of gambling is that it happens live, in the real world. Of course, the world is changing and technology is even penetrating into this area (for example, online poker), but nothing can replace a "live" game with live players or real horses, as in your example. The atmosphere of the event is important for the gamblers, including: the hippodrome, horse races, horses, bets, a lot of unforeseen circumstances that affect the final result of the games. All this adds a special charm to these gambling games, which are not so easy to refuse. But over time, more and more gambling will be held in the virtual world, this is indisputable, because the whole world is rapidly digitalizing. Therefore, the transfer of gambling to the metaverse is quite possible and I think your dream can come true. Maybe even very soon.

As I see it, AI gamblng could offer some unique advantages. For example, it could enable game developers to create completly new types of games that arent possible in the physical world. AI gambling, with the use of machine learning algorithms, could also offer personalized experiences for each player, based on their individual preferences and betting habits. For example, AI could analyze vast amounts of data on players past behavior and use that to create tailored gameplay experiences that are more engaging and enjoyable for each individual player. It could also offer more precise and accurate odds calculations in sports betting, which could potentially make gambling fairer and more transparent.

Anyway, i think there is still so much more to discover in terms of how AI can be utilized in the gambling industry, no matter what direction it takes in the future.

[abel1337]

Ai? To me it sounds like online RPG video game, with added factor that you are able to bet on characters, which are horses here in op's context.

Regarding it's adoption, older people will likely ignore it, just as the ones who grew around online betting might not want to bother with live casinos, with some exceptions, of course.

     -   How did you say online RPG is like AI? he doesn't seem to be a maget to be honest, could you please elaborate a little so that others can understand as well.

AI in our time today is making a bit of noise in different categories to be honest, not only in gambling, in the crypto space and even in other things it is making noise. AI are making a name in this industry actually.

I'm also confused in his statement as well. I'm just guessing that he is connecting AI to the NPC that we have on RPG games. It's kind of messed up but it's far similar from each other since NPC on RPG games had programmed to respond a sequence of response.

With the rise of AI technology, Almost all of the technology today can be incorporated with AI. Online gambling can also be incorporated with AI. I won't be shocked if someone offered to sell a gambling AI in the market as we know that it can possibly create profits from casinos. AI use has been trying to be regulated today and I believe that casino's will implement their own rules against the use of AI.

[dezoel]

I would certainly would like to see ChatGPT to play poker with amateurs based on a learning sample of masters and see how it plays out. I am pretty sure it can beat most of the for-fun players and perhaps some of the semi-pros. It is a game of calculation, patterns and chance and there is a method to it. I think an AI would be perfectly suited to exploit it. Hint hint.

Though I don't believe that ChatGPT can actually beat human players even if it's trained for that based on the hands or the results of the previously played games by experts, there will be the need for a custom version of it that will totally be based on that particular data and will be trained only to play poker, it isn't possible to do that with the existing version if you are talking about the free version.

I have not used the paid version and I'm not sure about its limitations but the free version has got some limitations and cannot be fed data amounting to too big. I also would love to see the outcomes of that if someone does that for an experiment.

[gunhell16]

"How does AI gambling sound?" - I don't want to offend anyone, but I think it sounds stupid.

The whole "charm" of gambling is that it happens live, in the real world. Of course, the world is changing and technology is even penetrating into this area (for example, online poker), but nothing can replace a "live" game with live players or real horses, as in your example. The atmosphere of the event is important for the gamblers, including: the hippodrome, horse races, horses, bets, a lot of unforeseen circumstances that affect the final result of the games. All this adds a special charm to these gambling games, which are not so easy to refuse. But over time, more and more gambling will be held in the virtual world, this is indisputable, because the whole world is rapidly digitalizing. Therefore, the transfer of gambling to the metaverse is quite possible and I think your dream can come true. Maybe even very soon.

As I see it, AI gamblng could offer some unique advantages. For example, it could enable game developers to create completly new types of games that arent possible in the physical world. AI gambling, with the use of machine learning algorithms, could also offer personalized experiences for each player, based on their individual preferences and betting habits. For example, AI could analyze vast amounts of data on players past behavior and use that to create tailored gameplay experiences that are more engaging and enjoyable for each individual player. It could also offer more precise and accurate odds calculations in sports betting, which could potentially make gambling fairer and more transparent.

Anyway, i think there is still so much more to discover in terms of how AI can be utilized in the gambling industry, no matter what direction it takes in the future.

Recently, when the content of YouTube was relevant to the AI concept, I even realized that an AI created an image that in the reality of human life it was not yet. But if you look at this image, it is scary to look at.

So if AI is inserted into the gambling industry here in the crypto space and I think in the eyes of others it is impossible but it may eventually be a surprise that we can do it.

[maydna]

Perhaps, at first, the project will look simple but if the developer has a plan for where the project will be developed, he or they will make it better, at least make the game look like a real-time race. But getting there requires experimentation and time so the project can be carried out according to plan. This is possible because a lot has to be added or subtracted and replaced by codes that are expected to make the game more real. And it depends on how skilled the development team is and how creative ideas can appear when working on the project.

But I'm not sure this project will go well and be liked by many gamblers because it seems more difficult.
But if they can do even better development in the future, as you have said, maybe there will be special interest from most gamblers, it's just that good development is not necessarily a guarantee that they can succeed with their projects in the future.
After all, this is just an idea or an idea for a project that has not yet been implemented, so there is still no clear certainty.
This thread reminds me of other threads that also had the idea of PVP game development projects and in the end these projects didn't go ahead so they left the thread without any clear details on it.

Perhaps, it's because there is no real evidence of the success of this project so we think like that and it's difficult to run well. It is about how the project team can work together with the people who join the team so they can achieve their targets in the future. If the project manages to do better development in the future and many people are willing to follow the update, the project may attract more people who want to try it. So we should wait for the updates carried out by the teams from the AI project so that we see competition in this gambling business.

[tusandii]

Perhaps, at first, the project will look simple but if the developer has a plan for where the project will be developed, he or they will make it better, at least make the game look like a real-time race. But getting there requires experimentation and time so the project can be carried out according to plan. This is possible because a lot has to be added or subtracted and replaced by codes that are expected to make the game more real. And it depends on how skilled the development team is and how creative ideas can appear when working on the project.

But I'm not sure this project will go well and be liked by many gamblers because it seems more difficult.
But if they can do even better development in the future, as you have said, maybe there will be special interest from most gamblers, it's just that good development is not necessarily a guarantee that they can succeed with their projects in the future.
After all, this is just an idea or an idea for a project that has not yet been implemented, so there is still no clear certainty.
This thread reminds me of other threads that also had the idea of PVP game development projects and in the end these projects didn't go ahead so they left the thread without any clear details on it.

Perhaps, it's because there is no real evidence of the success of this project so we think like that and it's difficult to run well. It is about how the project team can work together with the people who join the team so they can achieve their targets in the future. If the project manages to do better development in the future and many people are willing to follow the update, the project may attract more people who want to try it. So we should wait for the updates carried out by the teams from the AI project so that we see competition in this gambling business.

Yes, because real evidence of the success of the project that will be developed can be a factor that influences the amount of interest from gamblers to believe and acknowledge the project.
However, so far the AI development project has been around for some time and has been widely debated, but as we can see, so far there has been no evidence that the project has been successful.
To be honest, I myself still have doubts whether to believe it or not because I haven't been able to see firsthand that they got success. Maybe if in the future there is evidence of the truth and good enough success, not only me, but most gamblers will also believe and have more interest. .

[maydna]

Perhaps, at first, the project will look simple but if the developer has a plan for where the project will be developed, he or they will make it better, at least make the game look like a real-time race. But getting there requires experimentation and time so the project can be carried out according to plan. This is possible because a lot has to be added or subtracted and replaced by codes that are expected to make the game more real. And it depends on how skilled the development team is and how creative ideas can appear when working on the project.

But I'm not sure this project will go well and be liked by many gamblers because it seems more difficult.
But if they can do even better development in the future, as you have said, maybe there will be special interest from most gamblers, it's just that good development is not necessarily a guarantee that they can succeed with their projects in the future.
After all, this is just an idea or an idea for a project that has not yet been implemented, so there is still no clear certainty.
This thread reminds me of other threads that also had the idea of PVP game development projects and in the end these projects didn't go ahead so they left the thread without any clear details on it.

Perhaps, it's because there is no real evidence of the success of this project so we think like that and it's difficult to run well. It is about how the project team can work together with the people who join the team so they can achieve their targets in the future. If the project manages to do better development in the future and many people are willing to follow the update, the project may attract more people who want to try it. So we should wait for the updates carried out by the teams from the AI project so that we see competition in this gambling business.

Yes, because real evidence of the success of the project that will be developed can be a factor that influences the amount of interest from gamblers to believe and acknowledge the project.
However, so far the AI development project has been around for some time and has been widely debated, but as we can see, so far there has been no evidence that the project has been successful.
To be honest, I myself still have doubts whether to believe it or not because I haven't been able to see firsthand that they got success. Maybe if in the future there is evidence of the truth and good enough success, not only me, but most gamblers will also believe and have more interest. .

Since the evidence for the development of the AI project doesn't look good or successful, we better keep waiting for the development because it looks like the developers still have to work even harder to perfect the AI project. And gamblers have to be more patient to see the updates the developers will release and hopefully, the results will be seen in the next few months or a year. And if many updates can make the project even better, surely there will be lots of gamblers who want to try it to see if it can really help their analysis or if they just stick with the methods they are used to.

[Odusko]

AI gambling doesn't sound good, I think we can use AI as an assistant for our daily work and research but I really don't think that we can use it in gambling. 1 Topic I read is about using AI to predict a sports betting tournament which in my honest opinion would only give us a general idea but that doesn't mean we can rely on it, though probably we can use AI to create us a script for automated betting.

The whole AI hype is getting too much because it has become unwarranted for us to continue in this discussion and this is because artificial intelligence usage in gambling is quite possible and in no time casinos may make a public ban on the AI usage on their platform, this has not to sound well with many of us here in the gaming industry as artificial intelligence sound. As if it will be an abuse of the game process.
And at that, we must kick against it game manipulation unless it their new development with its usage and collaboration with human efforts.

[Desmong]

Ai? To me it sounds like online RPG video game, with added factor that you are able to bet on characters, which are horses here in op's context.

Regarding it's adoption, older people will likely ignore it, just as the ones who grew around online betting might not want to bother with live casinos, with some exceptions, of course.

     -   How did you say online RPG is like AI? he doesn't seem to be a maget to be honest, could you please elaborate a little so that others can understand as well.

AI in our time today is making a bit of noise in different categories to be honest, not only in gambling, in the crypto space and even in other things it is making noise. AI are making a name in this industry actually.

AI is currently making waves and we all are following the wave and trying to have a better experience. This thing we thing we are enjoying might further be a big challenge to us in time if we are not careful. People have started using AI to do many things which is good but I doubt it if some groups will not finally use it to do evil to others.

[South Park]

AI is currently making waves and we all are following the wave and trying to have a better experience. This thing we thing we are enjoying might further be a big challenge to us in time if we are not careful. People have started using AI to do many things which is good but I doubt it if some groups will not finally use it to do evil to others.

Any tool regardless of how well designed it could be can always be used for all kind of nefarious purposes, and AI is not going to be an exception to this, however the most important question is if the technology in question is a net positive to our civilization? Lets take as an example the pharmaceutical industry, should we close it because there are people out there using their products not for their intended purpose but to intoxicate themselves? And the answer is no, as we obtain many benefits out of it and tens of millions of lives are saved by those medicines.