How does a completely automated/ robot controlled casino centre sound?

[TravelMug]

We should also think of other industries as well that might be affected by this AI and robots.

But for land base casinos? Why not, it might be a good idea to see them on the floor, like maybe if you order food that the robots will deliver it for you. As for the cost or maintenance? We all know that gambling casinos are worth billions so there's no problem with the funds.

For malfunction, it's not going to be 100% robots or AI, there will still be someone on the floor to check everything, but at least this robots are much faster. So it could be the trend in the next 10 years or so.

[gunhell16]

Let's forget about other fancy online casino games and AI bots, that is sure to assist one when gambling and, keep one glued, as well as engaged to their devices.
Here, am taking a look at the physical gambling/casino centres and how the introduction of robots to replace human assistance would be.

Since we are already in the age of artificial intelligence and robotics with virtual reality also being an innovation of the decade, do you think it would get to a time where casino centres would fully adopt robots to do the work humans currently do to keep a casino business running?

Also, Do you think things will ever be normal, having to visit such an automated and robot controlled casino centre to gamble,  also because there ain't a need to tip the attendance or  think we are being cheated by the casino management?
 
Can this qualify as an idea that may oneday reshape the casino business and the gambling world?

Your thoughts/opinions are welcomed!

Such situations are not new, to be honest, because in slot games, even if no one accommodates you, you can actually play because all the slots are used by a program.
That's why there are several game providers.

So the addition of AI robots to the casino is like an extra decoration on the casino platform, but they are not the major factor in why the casino or gambling platform works.
Because it has been a decades where gambling casino exist without an AI robot.

[Tungbulu]

I think I would definitely enjoy interacting with robots in a physical casino. I would also be interested in interacting with an online casino in a fully automated mode. This is somewhat similar to interacting with fully automated cryptocurrency exchangers that are currently on the market. However, any automated systems are not fully autonomous and require human maintenance. The human factor will be completely excluded there, but it is difficult to exclude software errors and, so to speak, the overall automation design. Again, for example, the procedure for passing the KUS is difficult to fully automate. And the maintenance of such systems is very expensive.

It will be much beneficial to integrate robotics and automation in areas such as casinos in order to improve the experience of the customers as well as the efficiency of the operations. However, as you were discussing, fully autonomous systems are not yet a reality, therefore, human interaction remains a prerequisite to solving complicated problems, meeting legal requirements, and avoiding mistakes.
As much as there are large costs incurred when maintaining automated systems, they can be counter balanced by the savings in labor, customer satisfaction, and higher brand reputation. Thus, whatever amount they’ll be spending on both the acquisition, running and maintenance would definitely worth it   

[madnessteat]

In my opinion the pleasant atmosphere in land-based casinos is created because of the fact that there is a live staff. So I don't see any point in automating this sphere even more. Those who want full automation in gambling can easily register at an online casino with a good reputation and feel all the charms of fast service there. Land-based casinos are not only gambling. It is an atmosphere with socializing, a variety of drinks and fun people.

[viljy]

Perhaps such a casino will appear someday, but I think it will not be a luxury level, but something simpler, for a mass audience. Just imagine how a robotic hand grabs a sharpie's hand and slowly squeezes it until the bones crunch. Or a player who has lost everything kicks slot machines, a robot grabs him, lifts him up and throws him out into the street through a window pane. All this can happen if robots get out of control.

[TopTort777]

I have seen automated bartenders few times. Some of them are btw in Vegas and look like this:



You know, it is fun to watch it for the first few tries. You select drink from the menu, watch how they pour and mix your drink. But in the end, people grab their drink and go away. They dont spend time at such a bar desk. It is usually empty, and it get few spectators that watch how someone order and wait for a drink. It takes a lot of space, but isnt demanded. Same thing could happen with automated  dealers. Tables would be empty, or people would only try gamble just to try.

[MarjorieZimmermanGinger]

One thing is certain that cannot be done accurately by AI in gambling whether the technology advances to the highest extent and that thing is the impossibility of AI predicting sports games. Hopefully, the success rate is 60% but it cannot exceed that limit. In the meantime, AI can be built in a way that it can control crash games if it is been synced with the gambling platform. But that will be like hacking into the platform security system. Manipulating the crash games to give one the desired result.

Your right. Both traditional system and online systems of gambling will still be practiced even in decades to come. There still Gen Z who prefer the traditional system of gambling as it seems to them to be more fun and entertaining.

This is not a matter of the level of accuracy or not but rather how robots can divert the work done by humans so that they will slowly dominate. Even though at this time it is not so widespread, but it is not impossible that in the future this will occur. I see several agricultural sectors whose processing has been carried out by robots and it happened in several developed countries. And vice versa with the potential in other jobs because now technology is growing that allows new things to be created.

In relation to gambling if maybe the robot will have a role in it so I say it is very possible. But back again in the initial discussion that traditional gambling and online systems will still exist according to the needs of people because this is not possible maybe just gone.

[Cryptomultiplier]

I have seen automated bartenders few times. Some of them are btw in Vegas and look like this:



You know, it is fun to watch it for the first few tries. You select drink from the menu, watch how they pour and mix your drink. But in the end, people grab their drink and go away. They dont spend time at such a bar desk. It is usually empty, and it get few spectators that watch how someone order and wait for a drink. It takes a lot of space, but isnt demanded. Same thing could happen with automated  dealers. Tables would be empty, or people would only try gamble just to try.

Let me just assume that the idea of automation or robot controlled casino centre, for some, would turn most people off, seeing that they wouldn't be able to hold a conversation when bored, with the robots or bots or feel like they are in an environment where like humans have come to seek pleasurable fun.

Still, am sure we will anytime in the future now expect such kinda casino house and even if we don't yet buy the idea we would or may have a rethink after visiting such a place.

[Adbitco]

Yes. Someday but not today. First of all, we really have not perfected robots yet to adopt them completely. The best case scenario right now is a hybrid of both robotic features alongside humans to operate said robots.

Even if robots are perfected to do the work, I will still prefer humans as the casino workers than interacting with robots. If robots are used instead of humans in a casino, employment will reduce and the fun in physical casinos will also reduce. Only what should be replaced are the non-living things which can now be in modern ways but not casino workers. With humans staff, casinos are making money, so why the need for robots.

Yes you are very correct, human still makes it pleasurable especially in terms of handling cases or serving as customer representatives. So most times we don't need robots to occupied some of these place, because they gives out automated responses and can't interact customers as real humans instead would be giving an automated response to customers. But with human staff, it makes pleasurable/enjoyable.

[TopTort777]

Yes. Someday but not today. First of all, we really have not perfected robots yet to adopt them completely. The best case scenario right now is a hybrid of both robotic features alongside humans to operate said robots.

Even if robots are perfected to do the work, I will still prefer humans as the casino workers than interacting with robots. If robots are used instead of humans in a casino, employment will reduce and the fun in physical casinos will also reduce. Only what should be replaced are the non-living things which can now be in modern ways but not casino workers. With humans staff, casinos are making money, so why the need for robots.

Yes you are very correct, human still makes it pleasurable especially in terms of handling cases or serving as customer representatives. So most times we don't need robots to occupied some of these place, because they gives out automated responses and can't interact customers as real humans instead would be giving an automated response to customers. But with human staff, it makes pleasurable/enjoyable.

I will give a one defensive sentence for automated casino against those who seeks conversation or any feedback when they gamble offline - if only they would not install Siri or stuff like that into robots. While Siri still cant replace natural talk between humans, it can at least try to support and continue conversation. But, nothing can replace a natural conversation. Like Charles-Tim said, there will be no or less fun if when you talk to a machine.

[Adbitco]

Yes. Someday but not today. First of all, we really have not perfected robots yet to adopt them completely. The best case scenario right now is a hybrid of both robotic features alongside humans to operate said robots.

Even if robots are perfected to do the work, I will still prefer humans as the casino workers than interacting with robots. If robots are used instead of humans in a casino, employment will reduce and the fun in physical casinos will also reduce. Only what should be replaced are the non-living things which can now be in modern ways but not casino workers. With humans staff, casinos are making money, so why the need for robots.

Yes you are very correct, human still makes it pleasurable especially in terms of handling cases or serving as customer representatives. So most times we don't need robots to occupied some of these place, because they gives out automated responses and can't interact customers as real humans instead would be giving an automated response to customers. But with human staff, it makes pleasurable/enjoyable.

I will give a one defensive sentence for automated casino against those who seeks conversation or any feedback when they gamble offline - if only they would not install Siri or stuff like that into robots. While Siri still cant replace natural talk between humans, it can at least try to support and continue conversation. But, nothing can replace a natural conversation. Like Charles-Tim said, there will be no or less fun if when you talk to a machine.

Human communication skills is excellent and can follow up conversation nicely than when using robot since most of the discussion are being coded and programmed to give exact command, so whenever the command doesn't match the information given by a user the system or bot gives a random feedback or invalid command.

[coin-investor]

Let's forget about other fancy online casino games and AI bots, that is sure to assist one when gambling and, keep one glued, as well as engaged to their devices.
Here, am taking a look at the physical gambling/casino centres and how the introduction of robots to replace human assistance would be

The ambiance will be very different if the AI replaced human in the physical casinos one of the attraction of Physical casinos are attendants; they keep the physical casinos alive with their presence and you know that you are in a physical casino with their presence, Maybe I stop visiting physical casinos if AI will control everything here

Also, Do you think things will ever be normal, having to visit such an automated and robot controlled casino centre to gamble,  also because there ain't a need to tip the attendance or  think we are being cheated by the casino management?
 Can this qualify as an idea that may oneday reshape the casino business and the gambling world

Old gamblers will have a hard time adjusting, People go there for entertainment and amusement; they want to have good communication and interaction, and the absence of this will make them stop visiting physical casinos and opt to choose online casinos.

[uswa56]

I have seen automated bartenders few times. Some of them are btw in Vegas and look like this:



You know, it is fun to watch it for the first few tries. You select drink from the menu, watch how they pour and mix your drink. But in the end, people grab their drink and go away. They dont spend time at such a bar desk. It is usually empty, and it get few spectators that watch how someone order and wait for a drink. It takes a lot of space, but isnt demanded. Same thing could happen with automated  dealers. Tables would be empty, or people would only try gamble just to try.

Let me just assume that the idea of automation or robot controlled casino centre, for some, would turn most people off, seeing that they wouldn't be able to hold a conversation when bored, with the robots or bots or feel like they are in an environment where like humans have come to seek pleasurable fun.

Still, am sure we will anytime in the future now expect such kinda casino house and even if we don't yet buy the idea we would or may have a rethink after visiting such a place.

You are right, this will indeed make it unattractive if the casino center is controlled automatically by robots and it is very unlikely that robots can understand a person when they are bored while betting and this will make someone who is experiencing boredom leave the place to find fun in something that they think is more interesting than in the casino.
If this is indeed the case in the future, I think those who have a hobby of betting on casinos will get used to these conditions until they are completely bored and choose not to bet anymore because they feel uncomfortable with the conditions of casinos controlled by robots.

[Wapfika]

Since we are already in the age of artificial intelligence and robotics with virtual reality also being an innovation of the decade, do you think it would get to a time where casino centres would fully adopt robots to do the work humans currently do to keep a casino business running?

It’s impossible for this idea to materialize since you are describing a casino experience online if you are not dealing with other people in the casino. Imagine a robot will deal cards for you will give you same experience as playing online using a software games. It’s a total downgrade if you will apply robot to the current physical casino version that has a touch of human socialization that makes physical casino more entertaining than online casino.

I believe people would rather play online instead of going to physical casino while they are dealing with bots that is almost same experience when you play online. Besides, it’s very hard to demand a better customer service against a bet which is the main feature which physical casino offer to players.

[Oluwa-btc]

Even if robots are perfected to do the work, I will still prefer humans as the casino workers than interacting with robots. If robots are used instead of humans in a casino, employment will reduce and the fun in physical casinos will also reduce.

Exactly, completing eliminating human efforts in casinos and making use of robotics to carry on some process is not advisable for me, yes we are in a technology advance world and things changes but having but in this aspect it doesn't help out with the current situation of the country and aside being fast enough for Task robots can really be compared to the abilities of humans,So automated or robotics casinos don't sound any goo to me, situations as things it's needful to generate results and thus applying robot's to do such task isn't helping it at all, when you think deep how would this help the masses of people that needs to get an income, they'll all be discharged cause Casinos want to make use of robots which will increase the employment rates of the country entirely.

[Zigabel]

It will be a lovely one and such that most persons like me would want tos experience and have a glimpse of what it literally feels like, tho it will come with its challenges aswell, for the casino controlled by humans, there will be times certain things may need some forms of adjustments and trust me the humans could use their discretion to get those things in place but if it's a robot controlled casino, it's very likely it may not happen that way because the programs on the robots may not really permit for such except there will be presence of some human entities of which we know will not be completely eliminated due to this new development, it will only serve as an enhancement to their performance so they can do even better than they have ever done before.

[aoluain]

Of course we will see robot replace humans in casinos. With no offence to anyone
working in casinos, not all the jobs there are highly technical.

We already see this in restaurants where robots are taking food orders and delivering
orders to tables, similar tasks can be done in casinos.

Its just a matter of time

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Big casinos can adopt this measure of adding robotics to their casino to replace human and you if the robot can actually do very well the job and duties that human employees can do, then it is very possible that many gamblers will still visit and gamble at the casino regardless of the service they will get from the robots instead of real human, but I doubt if any land base casino is yet ready to adopt such technology.

[Oshosondy]

Big casinos can adopt this measure of adding robotics to their casino to replace human and you if the robot can actually do very well the job and duties that human employees can do, then it is very possible that many gamblers will still visit and gamble at the casino regardless of the service they will get from the robots instead of real human, but I doubt if any land base casino is yet ready to adopt such technology.

The one that I read about is a restaurant that make use of robot for food making. I do not know how true it is but I watched it's video. With how advanced life is now with AI, I believe there are robots that can be made to perform such task. But another question is if the casinos will like to do such. They may also be afraid that if they do something like that, people may stop gambling with them and leave for another casino. I will be one of them to leave such casino.

[Mr.sprin]

Big casinos can adopt this measure of adding robotics to their casino to replace human and you if the robot can actually do very well the job and duties that human employees can do, then it is very possible that many gamblers will still visit and gamble at the casino regardless of the service they will get from the robots instead of real human, but I doubt if any land base casino is yet ready to adopt such technology.

Yes, bro, it's fine if big casinos want to adopt robots as workers in the casino to replace human work in the casino. If robots are more effective in doing this, maybe in the next few years the casinos will change, and gamblers will be even more interested. in playing gambling in it completely automatically and also making all the work that takes place in the casino easier, this is a good idea for the owners of large, well-known casinos to consider.