Which New Technology will be adopted by the Gambling Industry?

[Wakate]

both, VR/AR brings a new type of entertainment into gambling and there are a lot of things that gambling casinos can incorporate with it. it could also attract a lot of people wanting to experience new things. as for AI, it's a very practical technology to have, it can enhance their security, fraud detection, bug detection, etc... I have no doubt businesses(including casinos) are already looking at the possible application of AI in their business.

I have started seeing AI projects include crypto coin projects that are incorporating artificial intelligence into there community to make it more user friendly and attract investors and lover of AI to there platform. The way technology is growing this time around is very surprising and soon we shall to exploring more of AI games, tools and platforms in term of security, entertainment, work field etc. This is only the start of our journey to diversify the potential of artificial intelligence and incorporate it into our businesses, security, entrainment and lifestyle.

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What do you think will be the subsequent big adoption in the Gambling industry in the future?

According to my understanding, there are two important innovations that will be adopted by the Gambling industry.

VR/AR Casinos:

Apple is in the process of launching its own VR/AR headset. After the release, I reckon that  Virtual Reality casinos will get a boost and will revolutionize the way we experience the thrill of the game. Imagine being transported to a virtual casino floor. With realistic sights and sounds, and interacting with other players from around the world.  I am assuming that VR technology is poised to create an immersive gambling experience like never before.

I think this is going to be the new innovation that casinos are going to make, one of the problems with online gambling is that despite being so convenient it lacks some of the excitement you can get at conventional casinos, however with virtual reality gear then you could design a virtual casino that allows players to get the best of both worlds, now it will take some time before it gains traction as VR equipment is expensive right now, but I think this is the future of online gambling.

[Mahanton]

I feel like both will be adopted by online casinos to certain measures. I believe that VR headsets are still too big and heavy. I don't think they will be viable option unless certain revolutions happen with VR technology. Noone would like headaches. I think AI on the other hand, will be used by all casinos for many different operations. Fraud detection is one simple thing. Think deep. AI can be used to manipulate rewarding systems of games. Casinos can feel lot more optimal for both end users and operators.

I do have also the feeling that both would really be adopted knowing that these are type of innovation are the current ones who are really making up some noises on whatever industry that they are involved with.
We know that companies would really be tending out to go with the current trend or current developments on which they wouldnt really be letting themselves get behind when it comes to innovation and trend.
We know as a business then they would really be doing their best on going along on whats new and whats hot because in gambling industry which competition is really that high which it would really be normal that
they would really be thinking on offering something which would getting in line with these stuffs and the first or the few ones who would really be applying these things would really be able to get that
first slice of marketshare specially if it did really get that kind of recognition which it would really be their primary target on the first place.

[ChiBitCTy]

Yeah I think you're dead on for both of these technologies being utilized by the gambling industry moving forward in time. I'm not so sure VR/AR is going to be ready anytime soon, but I imagine eventually someone is going to figure out how to make an unbelievably good VR/AR headset that when you put it on it's going to feel like you are legitimately at a casino playing.

In terms of AI, which isn't really AI (AGI is real AI in my opinion) I think this current version will certainly help with all the things you mentioned.  This is one reason why I invested so heavily in semiconductors years back, they are going to help run these AI programs. 

[harizen]

With technological advancements, a gambler can now enjoy his favorite casino game from the comfort of his home and even on the go. Convenience, accessibility, and expanding selection of online gambling platforms are sure to entice more players in the coming years. What do you think will be the subsequent big adoption in the Gambling industry in the future?

According to my understanding, there are two important innovations that will be adopted by the Gambling industry.

These technologies will surely be integrated and applied (not adopted) without even being noticed by most gamblers.

I'm sure it's already live on some platforms. Virtual Casinos though might be a unique thing but for me, it's just an added attraction to the platform. Mostly, aside from the fun, gamblers will stay on their purpose to make a profit, not to test these virtual reality games. Entertainment-wise, it's an attractive way to lure customers.

Referring to the use of enhanced AI and bots might be really a big demand in the future as it will reduce the cost of work by real humans that are prone to errors and might give a good satisfaction rate by most users because of a much smooth and professional service. AI is designed to make things smoother, at any given and related work and that will give any company ahead to those who are not using yet that kind of technology.

[Yatsan]

With technological advancements, a gambler can now enjoy his favorite casino game from the comfort of his home and even on the go. Convenience, accessibility, and expanding selection of online gambling platforms are sure to entice more players in the coming years. What do you think will be the subsequent big adoption in the Gambling industry in the future?

According to my understanding, there are two important innovations that will be adopted by the Gambling industry.

VR/AR Casinos:

Apple is in the process of launching its own VR/AR headset. After the release, I reckon that  Virtual Reality casinos will get a boost and will revolutionize the way we experience the thrill of the game. Imagine being transported to a virtual casino floor. With realistic sights and sounds, and interacting with other players from around the world.  I am assuming that VR technology is poised to create an immersive gambling experience like never before.

AI:

AI is gaining a lot of momentum in different business sectors. Considering its ability I guess casinos can use AI to monitor, analyze betting patterns, detect fraud, and prevent multiple security issues from AI bots. I do feel this technology might have been already implemented by gambling platforms. If a user can easily create bots to generate profits then casinos can also do the same for security purposes.


What do you guys think?

AR/VR i guess would come first even if AIs are more in a hype at this moment. AR/VR would be more likely demanded by gambling sites to give gamblers first hand experience and to not give them any idea of getting into land based ones, just to have that 'true' gambling experience. On the other hand, AI would be needing a lot of work for it to not be taken advantage against this industry such as with generating pstterns and such which would be against the concept of what 'gambling' is. But I think it would be a good idea to use such technology to detect bots and other cheating actions.

There's a lot of room to improve in this industry. The development is obvious from the platform to games being offered and this idea would make this industry more exciting in the future.

[Peanutswar]

You can consider the NFT as their mode of payment or selling those assets that can be converted into their current price on the market but this takes a lot to consider for making into other currency as long the asset is not currently sold on a specific need. Seems like people are kept waiting for the web3 because of the convenience of adopting easy deposits, and withdrawals direct to their wallets without paying too much price. Currently, those are trends. I guess next is the third-world gambling experience.

[romero121]

As most of the users mentioned we'll be able to see AI and VR being added to the gambling industry. Already some platforms have launched the service, but not much have got used to it. These platforms requiring additional accessories to enjoy gambling makes it an expensive form of gambling. In simple, this will turn to be favourite for people who spend on gambling for fun and never mind about the losses.

Every form of advancement gets added to the industry, but it is the people who decides whether to use it or not. Maybe the next generation will enjoy it more and prioritise it.

[dothebeats]

These will be adopted for sure, especially in the user experience and the security of the casino. AR/VR is certainly something that will be interesting especially its development on the deployment of smooth gaming experience to their users. As for the AI, it can be used in a lot of things in terms of security and the flow of processes within the casino. Give it more time and developments on this space for gambling will push through. I'd rather wait for these developments for some time rather than use a platform that is half-baked.

[Fatunad]

These will be adopted for sure, especially in the user experience and the security of the casino. AR/VR is certainly something that will be interesting especially its development on the deployment of smooth gaming experience to their users. As for the AI, it can be used in a lot of things in terms of security and the flow of processes within the casino. Give it more time and developments on this space for gambling will push through. I'd rather wait for these developments for some time rather than use a platform that is half-baked.

AR/VR - Game experience/Integrations which are focused on games
AI - Security/Support sytem/Overall UI functions and other stuffs

Having both things to be integrated will surely be applied once it is really that applicable or really have no issues on doing so. Innovation and development is a never ending thing
on which if ever there's a chance for such change then it would really be applied and as long it would be a beneficial one then it wouldnt really not shocking if
ever they would really be making out those changes for the better user experience.

[Mr.suevie]

it will be a battle of AIs. i'm sure the casinos will be using AI yet also the gamblers will be looking for ways to win and AI will be the first choice also. people had been using bots just solving captcha back in the days trying to earn cents per view.  playing on casino will be no different.

Even with all the recent upsets about AI techs been used in the gaming and gambling industry by customers to make their winning quite easy, i think its still going to have some disadvantage to a certain level because the owners of these gambling and gaming platform are actually running a business and they will be needing customers to lose to high margin If they ever want the business to be successful, so i think if AI can be used to win the house then there is problem, don't you think?

[AmoreJaz]

These will be adopted for sure, especially in the user experience and the security of the casino. AR/VR is certainly something that will be interesting especially its development on the deployment of smooth gaming experience to their users. As for the AI, it can be used in a lot of things in terms of security and the flow of processes within the casino. Give it more time and developments on this space for gambling will push through. I'd rather wait for these developments for some time rather than use a platform that is half-baked.

VR tech is already on the works a long time ago. however, the mass adoption is not yet seen because of the pricey experience. but later on, the gadget may become cheaper as more manufacturers will go into this business. but i think, VR adoption will come first.

[Zlantann]

With technological advancements, a gambler can now enjoy his favorite casino game from the comfort of his home and even on the go. Convenience, accessibility, and expanding selection of online gambling platforms are sure to entice more players in the coming years. What do you think will be the subsequent big adoption in the Gambling industry in the future?

According to my understanding, there are two important innovations that will be adopted by the Gambling industry.

VR/AR Casinos:

AI:

What do you guys think?

I am sure artificial intelligence will be applied to the field of gambling because it is gaining ground in almost all sectors of the world. These bots could help analyze games by reviewing available information and making predictions accordingly. But we should also acknowledge that these predictions might not also be correct because artificial intelligence tools will only make predictions based on the information available which can also not be accurate b. After all, changes always occur in sports. So humans will be an important player in the gambling industry.

I might not like the idea of VR/AR Casinos because they will not give me the original gambling experience. It will make gambling more automated and less real. I am not a fan of all these advanced gaming technologies because they might lead to health issues and gambling addiction. I apologize if I sound backward but I will still want to stake my game conventional with my phone or laptop without wanting to feel the groove or entertainment that VR/AR casino offers. If I want to enjoy the casino or gambling environment, I will prefer to go to a land casino where I can hang out with friends and enjoy some drinks together.

[STT]

Ai or chat bot is most likely to be used for customer services and help on pretty much any internet site but definitely I can see that technology being used on a gambling site to further help customers in the dead of night etc.   BTC especially is a global industry non stop changing, the price is never fixed rate even on weekends which suggests competitive industry has to be of the same relentless durable dynamic, an ideal application for a computer to provide its services to improve ease of use on a website.   Whether AI is used in a perhaps more complex behind the scenes function or for the games themselves, I think that would be further along the line in development and infrastructure.

[Wexnident]

VR/AR Casinos:

AI:
What do you guys think?

Ehh I guess AR/VR can come in handy at some point, but I reckon it only caters to a niche audience? I mean it is a nice add-on for those who want it, but I'd say those are in the minority so I highly doubt they'd want to implement it just based on the minority.

AIs, well, they can serve as the host, maybe even an opponent. Or maybe just generate a random zero sum game with each instance if possible. I'd bet on it being an opponent though, just to see whether math can feat over luck.

[ralle14]

I can't tell if online casinos are starting to use AI nowadays, but I had an unusual interaction with their live support and ended up talking with a bot. Unfortunately, I can only choose between a few responses, but I could see it happening years from now, and we could be talking to an AI support bot that gives off the same experience as the live support.

I do like VR/AR casinos but it's not all people will access them easily. It's not all people can afford to buy VR/AR headset.

That's one of the downsides for us online gamblers right now, but physical casinos would have no problems picking up tons of headsets if it'll bring them success. We're still far from that point anyway, and maybe by the time VR casinos become a success, then headsets are probably affordable as well.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

I think VR will be implemented to improve user experience whereas AI will be used by casinos to:

monitor, analyze betting patterns, detect fraud, and prevent multiple security issues from AI bots. I do feel this technology might have been already implemented by gambling platforms.

But using AI by customers will be useless, unless we are talking about using it for sports betting or poker but for casino games no matter how good the AI is, it will not be able to beat the HE so I think OP is wrong here.

If a user can easily create bots to generate profits then casinos can also do the same for security purposes.

The only exception I can think of is if the casino game is flawed and the AI is able to detect it.

[danherbias07]

VR might be next.
I want to see an online poker where you feel like you are in a real casino unlike now where it's usually just online with just cards being seen on your screen. VR could be the key to making it successful if we will stick with this online gambling method for a long time.
Using Avatars as your players and actually sitting at a table with a dealer waiting would be super fun and I don't doubt it could boost the number of players on that said card game.
As for now, there's no gambling site yet that gives me fun when playing this kind of game, most of them are just the same as what they did in Zynga Poker which I played for a long time until it got boring.
But, I also wish they will lessen the price of the technology/material that will be purchased for it to happen. It's still expensive now and I hope they could find a way to make money in a different method than putting all the price on the material, maybe advertising in games that will be created using VR.

[Pierre 2]

I feel like both will be adopted by online casinos to certain measures. I believe that VR headsets are still too big and heavy. I don't think they will be viable option unless certain revolutions happen with VR technology. Noone would like headaches. I think AI on the other hand, will be used by all casinos for many different operations. Fraud detection is one simple thing. Think deep. AI can be used to manipulate rewarding systems of games. Casinos can feel lot more optimal for both end users and operators.

I do have also the feeling that both would really be adopted knowing that these are type of innovation are the current ones who are really making up some noises on whatever industry that they are involved with.
We know that companies would really be tending out to go with the current trend or current developments on which they wouldnt really be letting themselves get behind when it comes to innovation and trend.
We know as a business then they would really be doing their best on going along on whats new and whats hot because in gambling industry which competition is really that high which it would really be normal that
they would really be thinking on offering something which would getting in line with these stuffs and the first or the few ones who would really be applying these things would really be able to get that
first slice of marketshare specially if it did really get that kind of recognition which it would really be their primary target on the first place.

Yeah I didn't exactly consider this while writing my own post but its true. I think casinos will integrate these systems just to advertise anyways. That's what I agree. I mean when many competitors are using these arguments: "We are AI supported casino, join revolution!" or "let's experience our casino through VR!". This would be very good way of advertising your brand. You may get extra market share just using the terms. Because these are trend. Exactly.

[Strongkored]

What do you guys think?

VR/AR can be a technology that will be implemented by casinos in the future to get lots of new users who like gambling using VR/AR because it will be very fun if gambling can be like in a land-based casino, and this technology can kill land-based casinos because gamblers will feel that it is no longer an obstacle to feel playing like in an offline casino where you can interact and like talking with gambling friends, this can be applied in card games and you can also interact with the dealer so it really feels like real.

Meanwhile, AI, if it can be more accurate when detecting fraud, would be great, so that when accusations are given to players, they are based on accurate assessments, not accusations without evidence, because allegations of fraud are often used by casinos to deceive their players, and indeed that is usually done by scam casinos.