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

[Hazink]

We are in the digital world, but even as that, there are still things most of us won't be comfortable with. I mean, totally comfortable with an AI automated casino.
 
When you want to look at it from the area where you talk about how to be sure you are not being cheated by the casino, let's also not forget that these AIs are being programmed by humans, and what they are programmed to do is what they will do if they are instructed to do some certain cheating; they will do it without being caught. 

[ethereumhunter]

Yes, there will be a time where casino will fully adopt robots to do the work humans especially when the technology of the robots can be like what we imagine. We don't have to gives tip to robot because they are not human and don't have feeling like us. They just work as what we command and will do the best they can without asking too much and the boss will like that because they don't have to pay human for a big salary and bonus.

That will clearly reshape the casino business and all business and the competition to have the work will be more difficult. If we don't have special skills or have many skills that needed by the company, maybe we will difficult to get a job. We must realizes about that so we must learn many things that we can so we can compete with the other in the future.

[dansus021]

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?

 How does a completely automated/ robot controlled casino centre sound? It sound like a science fiction movie but I think there will be a robot that serve human in the future but it not going to be here anything soon, why it is simply because or robot (*real life robot) don't advance like in the movie.

For now, we might have a robot with a wheel instead of the foot or we have a robot hand in manufacturing and we might see a robot in Japanese restaurants but it is still very early and maybe for now only AI and some boot to stick in the backend to make people do more bet or make people don't go beyond its limit.

One thing for sure remember this robot

[Apocollapse]

Use of robot may be form of more modern development but will casino owner adopt robot to run his business, some things are impossible for robot to do and I sure human performance will still be the main priority, on the other hand an idea like this will also make casino owners have to spend more money because the adoption of robot will certainly cost lot of money.

It's better to use robot than hires human.

No bullshit, no dramas, no wage increase, and no scams, if I were a businessman, this will make me have peaceful life without need to care about my workers, I only need to focus on my system and my product.

Robots may made mistake, so do human, so I won't really concerned with rare or small mistake because either robot or human, both of them are same.

[Jody.Drummer]

We are in the digital world, but even as that, there are still things most of us won't be comfortable with. I mean, totally comfortable with an AI automated casino.
 
When you want to look at it from the area where you talk about how to be sure you are not being cheated by the casino, let's also not forget that these AIs are being programmed by humans, and what they are programmed to do is what they will do if they are instructed to do some certain cheating; they will do it without being caught. 

The statement is true, indeed we are currently in the development of an increasingly sophisticated digital era. Some rich people who do have a lot of money may be able to buy a robot to be employed, but in my opinion not everyone who has a lot of money will do this because there are certainly risks such as the cost of servicing this robot which may be expensive, I myself if I had enough money would definitely consider it first.
I remember someone who uploaded his own video with his electric car having problems, so he had to replace some of his car's spare parts but because the price of the spare parts was almost the same as the price of his car, the man chose to blow up his car by recording it and uploading it on social media.
You are right, we must not forget something that is technology as sophisticated as AI is produced by humans so the main brain is human.

[Samlucky O]

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?

I don't think so, there is limitations to what a robot can do and what humans can do. What I think robot can only do is to predict match results from past records or previous analysis. Robot will be used for prediction Just like trading robot is used for trading. Even if it would be used to replace human work in the casino hall, it will only function as an automatic machine to deposit money and play gamble according to the amount you deposited. Any amount you won will be withdrawn instantly by you. In cash like an ATM machine.

Can this qualify as an idea that may oneday reshape the casino business and the gambling world?

The world is advancing in technology everyday as time passes, so Definitely such innovation will come up one day and even more to come in the future to reshape gambling.

[Kavelj22]

When online casinos came around this was kind of a concern. People were worried they wouldn't like the lack of physical interaction and feedback.

The issue largely is that it was something entirely new. Nowdays slots machines have no physical components, in the casino you can find video roulette and poker too and even play when everyone else is gone. So to a large extent casinos are already utilizing automation. Now we've reached a point where if a certain casino replaced all dealer staff, it would have been something not as radical based on what we've seen so far. So I don't think there's anything new in that. Probably some people would prefer the more traditional one, but certainly curiosity would get the best of some people and many of them may make it a habit to visit the robot casino too. So all in all I think we've reached a point where this wouldn't be too much out of the ordinary.

I agree with you on all your points and I am really not surprised that we will soon reach that stage where machines/robots become the main controller of the entire process, starting from buying jetons and ending with completing the withdrawal of profits. Today, it can be confirmed that almost all gambling games can be activated automatically, which does not even deserve human supervision in most cases, and gambling sites are strong evidence of that.

I have a note about the fact that it is not possible to actually completely abandon human intervention because errors and malfunctions are inevitable, whether technical or human, from gamblers who will think of manipulating the systems. Most of these situations will require human intervention to deal with them and resolve them, unless we succeed in developing software/robots that can perform such functions, which I rule out that this will be done simply.

Another point is the cost of creating such a fully automated casino compared to the current form of a casino operated by employees. I believe that the cost of production is a determining factor in achieving this in reality, whether soon or even in the long/medium term.

[Ambatman]

I guess you talking about physical Casinos.
Well would you prefer interacting with a robot or a human besides introduce such would diminish the environment and may create a situation that seems everywhere is lifeless and boring.
Not to mention implementing such would be quite complex especially on bots that would be making such complex decision
This wouog be expensive to start and maintenance shouldn't be overlooked
I guess the same applies to humans.
But in all there's this feel that would be lost when casino starts using Bots.

[jrrsparkles]

As an idea it sounds appealing.

In reality to have a humanoid that would cost millions and it isn't even that reliable yet so instead of buying a humanoid you can pay salary to a good chunk for people years so now you say which one you prefer if you want to build a successful one and I mean in terms of profit making,

[bitbollo]

a fully automated gaming experience could also have its value and interest.
But the value added by a real human being who follows an activity adds something more that is difficult to reproduce artificially if not impossible.
even if there are a whole series of tools from AI to crypto, something automated is really impossible.

[TopTort777]

Completely automated, robot controlled casino sounds bad. Really bad. The reason for that is simple. During gambling anything can happen, unusual situation, script crash, anything. But if casino works under the rule "there is only rule Nr1 and everything else is false", then it will be lots of complains when users starts to get issues. An example - how to do you feel, when you have a problem, but you get from support scripted answers. I think everyone have stories when such support help was useless. Same would be with automated/robotised casino.

[davis196]

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?
 

So you think that robots won't be able to cheat? Really? I think that the robots can and will be programmed to cheat.
I also think that replacing humans with robots won't change the overall experience. Of course, replacing humans with robots might happen in the distant future, because currently, robots are still way more expensive than the human labor. Maybe it would be easier for a skilled hacker to hack the robots and steal all the money from the casino. Maybe humans will never be successfully replaced in some business niches.
Anyway, I find the whole idea to be a little bit dumb. I want decentralized online gambling, not local casinos with robots.

[satscraper]

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!

I would love to visit such automated gambling centers (because I'm a fan of modern technology and it would be fun to communicate with robots) but unfortunately in in the neighbor of my living they are absent. As to the human attendances, some of them are very biased persons that place  the casinos profit motives ahead of clients' interests , so I think  that  robots would be more unbiased arbitrators.

[Oasisman]

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!

Well, my general thoughts about it, I think it's not really good. There might be some that find it very amusing as there are a lot of people who are astonished about AI and robotic works and how they interact with humans, BUT! Still very different with human to human interaction.
If I own a casino, I wouldn't probably gonna turn it to a fully robot automated casino. I'd still prefer female staff, attendants, and servers. Not discriminating genders here, but most casino goers are men. So, I'd find it more effective in a competitive market if these men sees sexy and beautiful women accomodating their needs inside the casino. NOT involving sexual activities of course.

[Davidvictorson]

Your thoughts/opinions are welcomed!

Even in Mars, casinos cannot do away with human staff completely. They may employ the use of robots to carry out some tasks such as monitoring and flagging down any player involved in card counting, or any player who is tries to cheat, however, human agents will always be needed. In online casinos, I want to believe that they already have artificial intelligence incorporated in their website. For example, in customer care, they may at first have AI provide answers to common queries while switching between them and their human counterparts. I also like to think they employ AI in monitoring players account and gambling activities. There are so many that we don't know of yet. However, there is no time when AI will completely replace human staff at the casino.

[taufik123]

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For example, in customer care, they may at first have AI provide answers to common queries while switching between them and their human counterparts. I also like to think they employ AI in monitoring players account and gambling activities. There are so many that we don't know of yet. However, there is no time when AI will completely replace human staff at the casino.

This is a fairly common service, but now of course it is equipped with AI.
Not only in the casino industry but in any service today, customers can ask about a service just by entering their question in the Customer Chat and will get an answer right then and there quite clearly.

Now, casinos have certainly applied AI intelligence to their systems to help things that need to be automated and done quickly, but it certainly won't eliminate humans as the main staff who control AI work. It makes it easier but will not replace the main task of humans.

[lovesmayfamilis]

Not long ago, I read that AI has surpassed people in IQ several times. And yes, although we are not ready to accept that soon robots will be able to replace many jobs, we will have to get used to it. I would not be against what the OP writes if the robot is configured flawlessly. But still, if there is always human control at work, surely many will like it. And I think we will all get used to robots, as quickly as we got used to the Internet and mobile phones.

[Blowon]

Slowly it will definitely happen especially in developed countries, currently some countries are using robots to help with work, and in the future it could be that robots will also work in gambling casinos, we cannot fight the trend, following the flow of the times is better to adapt to the surrounding environment, but I don't think it will be completely controlled by robots, some people prefer the traditional way

[AliMan]

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!

We are not cheated by the casino management, and for most of us here who happens to experience losses in casino didn't realize how crucial this game is. Before we decide engaging with their gambling platform, their pattern is already programmed to be profitable for their business. The bonus of the game is unknown, so as a fortune seeker I would love to hope for that in midst of the games for trying on initiating a bet. Unfortunately that doesn't come up positive because nobody could beat the system of casino house.

[Cantsay]

It won’t be a surprise to me if I go to a casino and see that most of the things there have been automated and are now being done by robots - that’s where humanity is headed now.

Just as others have said - the job of a robot will still be limited due to some limitations and that will make some casinos still employ people to work for them if not I’m sure the company would go for 100% ai.

Also there’ll be some casinos that will still prefer to keep their staffs humanly and not make use of any robots - this will lead to diversity in the industry where you’ll have those that makes use of 100% robots, 50-70% robots and 0% robots.