The Role of AI in Gambling

[Yamifoud]

With all of the hype surrounding AI, I wonder what impact will it have on the gambling industry? Perhaps, gamblers will experience more fairness and randomness when betting online. I mean, provably-fair casinos already exist. But AI can help improve them in the long run.

Feel free to share your opinion below. Thank you.

When it comes to the gambling experience, AI does a lot. But when it comes to winning assurance, that won't do anything. The same odds of winning. But why is AI so damn hyped these days? That lessens the cost of advertising and hiring influencers to attract clients. It gives huge benefits to the casino owners. And the gambling industry is growing and increasing in demand.

Well, what we have seen are all fancy things. Therefore, don't blame the casino for why we lost money because we decided to gamble.

[boyptc]

For the sake of what the future holds (which is unknown), I don't know what/ how it'd impact the gambling industry. If we all did, there won't be too many hype with a great uncertainty of whether or not we're expecting the better like you said, the fact will always be stated clearly.

For the side of the casinos, they can just automate their support services. It's the first thing that many could think of.

Like with the FAQ and ticket supports, they can just make it AI and users who are experiencing some problems, will have to check and see how it goes.

If it's not on the FAQ then an AI will proceed to help them as long as it's part of the script that's programmed for their AI. It helps them save money and it doesn't need them to employ any person.

[babo]

For the sake of what the future holds (which is unknown), I don't know what/ how it'd impact the gambling industry. If we all did, there won't be too many hype with a great uncertainty of whether or not we're expecting the better like you said, the fact will always be stated clearly.

For the side of the casinos, they can just automate their support services. It's the first thing that many could think of.

Like with the FAQ and ticket supports, they can just make it AI and users who are experiencing some problems, will have to check and see how it goes.

If it's not on the FAQ then an AI will proceed to help them as long as it's part of the script that's programmed for their AI. It helps them save money and it doesn't need them to employ any person.

Well, this is another story, the whole world is trying to automate this part of the support to save money that they have to give to human operators.
but this is not just the prerogative of the casino world
Everywhere you see customer services via chat are popping up.

[boyptc]

For the sake of what the future holds (which is unknown), I don't know what/ how it'd impact the gambling industry. If we all did, there won't be too many hype with a great uncertainty of whether or not we're expecting the better like you said, the fact will always be stated clearly.

For the side of the casinos, they can just automate their support services. It's the first thing that many could think of.

Like with the FAQ and ticket supports, they can just make it AI and users who are experiencing some problems, will have to check and see how it goes.

If it's not on the FAQ then an AI will proceed to help them as long as it's part of the script that's programmed for their AI. It helps them save money and it doesn't need them to employ any person.

Well, this is another story, the whole world is trying to automate this part of the support to save money that they have to give to human operators.
but this is not just the prerogative of the casino world
Everywhere you see customer services via chat are popping up.

Yeah, that's just one of it and there will be more of the AI services and agents that can be used by the casinos.

And with that, they can surely benefit on it. I think another one is detecting the cheaters through AI but other than that, I couldn't think of any other.

But since you're a good developer my friend, I know that you've got some more ideas to share about this kind of adoption from the casinos.

[Sandra_hakeem]

Yeah, that's just one of it and there will be more of the AI services and agents that can be used by the casinos.

And with that, they can surely benefit on it. I think another one is detecting the cheaters through AI but other than that, I couldn't think of any other.

Is it about the things that you can always think of, or what you can get your hands on? You're not part of the technical team of any casinos neither am I, but I'm sure about the principle of a solution on whatever it is that's created by man's invasiveness to conquer more.
If there'll ever be a way to merge AI into the system of gambling (which I'm somehow sceptical about) then they'll also be a manipulation to keep the balance -- I don't know if you got my point?.
 

Well, this is another story, the whole world is trying to automate this part of the support to save money that they have to give to human operators.

I can agree to this. The effectiveness of a bot against a human is what has remained uncertain for now.

[boyptc]

Yeah, that's just one of it and there will be more of the AI services and agents that can be used by the casinos.

And with that, they can surely benefit on it. I think another one is detecting the cheaters through AI but other than that, I couldn't think of any other.

Is it about the things that you can always think of, or what you can get your hands on? You're not part of the technical team of any casinos neither am I, but I'm sure about the principle of a solution on whatever it is that's created by man's invasiveness to conquer more.
If there'll ever be a way to merge AI into the system of gambling (which I'm somehow sceptical about) then they'll also be a manipulation to keep the balance -- I don't know if you got my point?.

That is deep.

I got your point.

There are ways for them to manipulate to keep the balance but the reputable ones I think won't play that way.

They know how important the customer's trust and vote of confidence on them and that's why they're coming back to them.

So, if an AI is going to be used into any kind of manipulation just to get them the favor, maybe it can be abused by them. But if they want to stay stick to this industry and business, they know where to place themselves if they see some loopholes.

[Hispo]

For the sake of what the future holds (which is unknown), I don't know what/ how it'd impact the gambling industry. If we all did, there won't be too many hype with a great uncertainty of whether or not we're expecting the better like you said, the fact will always be stated clearly.

For the side of the casinos, they can just automate their support services. It's the first thing that many could think of.

Like with the FAQ and ticket supports, they can just make it AI and users who are experiencing some problems, will have to check and see how it goes.

If it's not on the FAQ then an AI will proceed to help them as long as it's part of the script that's programmed for their AI. It helps them save money and it doesn't need them to employ any person.

That is something which any company (involved in gambling or not) will end up doing with the department of attention to customer, in my opinion, so they can save money on personnel. I think there will be also people in the technology and security department of casinos who will get their work done by an artificial intelligence, but we have not reached those levels of complexity yet, administrators of casinos do not feel comfortable enough yet to give control of their platform to an AI, not matter who much money they would be saving.

Also, when you mention the AI having a script in order to help gamblers with customer support, you need to know the difference between a bot (which follows a script established by its programmers) and an artificial intelligence, which does not follow a script, but rather *thinks* when it is prompted with an input or request of information. So there could be occasions the AI offers inaccurate replies, confusing the costumer, that is when a human being is needed to log in and manage the costumer themselves.

[peter0425]

For the sake of what the future holds (which is unknown), I don't know what/ how it'd impact the gambling industry. If we all did, there won't be too many hype with a great uncertainty of whether or not we're expecting the better like you said, the fact will always be stated clearly.

For the side of the casinos, they can just automate their support services. It's the first thing that many could think of.

It will definitely save them up a few dollars because they no longer need to employ people. They could also use AI to deal specific games though physical casinos probably would prefer to still have actual humans because it ignites connection, attachment and leads to profit.

If it's not on the FAQ then an AI will proceed to help them as long as it's part of the script that's programmed for their AI. It helps them save money and it doesn't need them to employ any person.

There are lots of systems that are integrated with AI but people are really just aware of generative AI or AI that acts like humans but the truth is AI is already in a lot of computer systems.

[Smartvirus]

But why is AI so damn hyped these days? That lessens the cost of advertising and hiring influencers to attract clients. It gives huge benefits to the casino owners. And the gambling industry is growing and increasing in demand.

AI is a huge benefit when used in the right places. AI could help in research and studies, social media content creation but, not in gambling. AI wouldn’t do much in this aside from researching on the statistics and possible predictions on a game. In the end, it alway falls to you to predict how the gamble would go and how best it is to handle it. If you can’t manage that, then you probably shouldn’t be gambling as it would mean, you are definitely out for making money off it and isn’t ready to loss. That’s a sign of someone that shouldn’t be gambling at all.

[babo]

Well, this is another story, the whole world is trying to automate this part of the support to save money that they have to give to human operators.

I can agree to this. The effectiveness of a bot against a human is what has remained uncertain for now.

but it's not even that, like all tools it has use cases
I remember the time when they put blockchain everywhere

but in some cases a database worked better without any problems
now we are in a similar case, sometimes the AI is useless except to be used as a buzz word and often it is not needed at all

[fruktik]

Introducing AI into gambling can change the industry in a great way. It can increase fairness through better number generation randomly, detect fraud and also responsible gambling tool that shows harmful behavior early. It can make system more transparent and trustworthy. On the other side AI may be useful to exploit player character, making gambling addictive the more. Therefore, as there are real benefits, firm regulations is key to keeping things.

It is highly likely that AI will not be used in a positive way for players. Well, judge for yourself. When was it in life that most people got benefits? It is the lot of the chosen ones. Those who have the means and power. The same will happen in this case. Where will an ordinary person find the means to develop technology to a certain point and use it for their own benefit? That's what I'm talking about. But casino owners have much greater opportunities and will turn the situation in their favor, as it has been until now.

[boyptc]

For the sake of what the future holds (which is unknown), I don't know what/ how it'd impact the gambling industry. If we all did, there won't be too many hype with a great uncertainty of whether or not we're expecting the better like you said, the fact will always be stated clearly.

For the side of the casinos, they can just automate their support services. It's the first thing that many could think of.

Like with the FAQ and ticket supports, they can just make it AI and users who are experiencing some problems, will have to check and see how it goes.

If it's not on the FAQ then an AI will proceed to help them as long as it's part of the script that's programmed for their AI. It helps them save money and it doesn't need them to employ any person.

That is something which any company (involved in gambling or not) will end up doing with the department of attention to customer, in my opinion, so they can save money on personnel. I think there will be also people in the technology and security department of casinos who will get their work done by an artificial intelligence, but we have not reached those levels of complexity yet, administrators of casinos do not feel comfortable enough yet to give control of their platform to an AI, not matter who much money they would be saving.

Also, when you mention the AI having a script in order to help gamblers with customer support, you need to know the difference between a bot (which follows a script established by its programmers) and an artificial intelligence, which does not follow a script, but rather *thinks* when it is prompted with an input or request of information. So there could be occasions the AI offers inaccurate replies, confusing the costumer, that is when a human being is needed to log in and manage the costumer themselves.

One thing with AI is that it doesn't have a feeling that a customer will feel. Yes, we're gamblers but there's also a need to have rapport with us if ever we're addressing some issues and we're in need of help.

But a simple answer that will generate everything that we might need, there's no empathy at all. Well, it might not be important to them but to some customers, it is.

For the sake of what the future holds (which is unknown), I don't know what/ how it'd impact the gambling industry. If we all did, there won't be too many hype with a great uncertainty of whether or not we're expecting the better like you said, the fact will always be stated clearly.

For the side of the casinos, they can just automate their support services. It's the first thing that many could think of.

It will definitely save them up a few dollars because they no longer need to employ people. They could also use AI to deal specific games though physical casinos probably would prefer to still have actual humans because it ignites connection, attachment and leads to profit.

That's right, that's what I am saying, the connection, the feeling, the empathy.

If it's not on the FAQ then an AI will proceed to help them as long as it's part of the script that's programmed for their AI. It helps them save money and it doesn't need them to employ any person.

There are lots of systems that are integrated with AI but people are really just aware of generative AI or AI that acts like humans but the truth is AI is already in a lot of computer systems.

It is already in many systems not just in the gambling industry. Mostly in the support services and outsourcing.

[Kelward]

With all of the hype surrounding AI, I wonder what impact will it have on the gambling industry? Perhaps, gamblers will experience more fairness and randomness when betting online. I mean, provably-fair casinos already exist. But AI can help improve them in the long run.

Feel free to share your opinion below. Thank you.

Introducing AI into gambling can change the industry in a great way. It can increase fairness through better number generation randomly, detect fraud and also responsible gambling tool that shows harmful behavior early. It can make system more transparent and trustworthy. On the other side AI may be useful to exploit player character, making gambling addictive the more. Therefore, as there are real benefits, firm regulations is key to keeping things.

AI can benefit the casinos immensely and create fairness for the gamblers but it doesn't help the gamblers to increase their winnings. AI is effective in computing and detecting fraud for the casinos but it cannot know if a sports player is emotionally stable to play in the way that they are used to. In sports mistakes can happen that will affect the result of a game, a clear favorite that AI will choose can lose that is why AI cannot be effective for gamblers. Also where randomness determines gambling results like in slot it can be perceived as rigging if AI can aid a gambler to win.

[cxtreenal]

With all of the hype surrounding AI, I wonder what impact will it have on the gambling industry? Perhaps, gamblers will experience more fairness and randomness when betting online. I mean, provably-fair casinos already exist. But AI can help improve them in the long run.

Feel free to share your opinion below. Thank you.

There is information online about the involvement of those developers in the use of AI in the gambling industry, although I do not know anything in detail about it. In fact while AI has been developed based on the knowledge generated by the human brain, if it is not used properly it can be disastrous for humanity. Its use is increasing day by day not only in the gambling industry but also in military and manufacturing sectors but in reality it is only making people lazy and leading to negative effects rather than positive effects.

[bubilas]

With all of the hype surrounding AI, I wonder what impact will it have on the gambling industry? Perhaps, gamblers will experience more fairness and randomness when betting online. I mean, provably-fair casinos already exist. But AI can help improve them in the long run.

Feel free to share your opinion below. Thank you.

Artificial intelligence has already had a huge impact on many areas of life, for example: I am talking to a programmer friend. He said that they now constantly use artificial intelligence to write code.
I also notice the influence of artificial intelligence in betting, and because many of my friends who previously relied solely on their experience of sports outcomes and events have now begun to compare their thoughts with the thoughts of AI.

[DiMarxist]

If AI is used in the casino industry. It will be the benefits of the casino company owners and not the gamblers. In gambling if AI is used by the gambler to gain some profit then it is call cheating and casinos will do all things to make sure that they stop that AI. But if the AI used by the casino companies to benefit from the gamblers then it is called legit. So it is even better we are like this.
AI can't even predict a correct bet for you and it will be predicting like human so there is no need from it.

[verdinio]

With all of the hype surrounding AI, I wonder what impact will it have on the gambling industry? Perhaps, gamblers will experience more fairness and randomness when betting online. I mean, provably-fair casinos already exist. But AI can help improve them in the long run.

Feel free to share your opinion below. Thank you.

There is information online about the involvement of those developers in the use of AI in the gambling industry, although I do not know anything in detail about it. In fact while AI has been developed based on the knowledge generated by the human brain, if it is not used properly it can be disastrous for humanity. Its use is increasing day by day not only in the gambling industry but also in military and manufacturing sectors but in reality it is only making people lazy and leading to negative effects rather than positive effects.

Surely in the gambling sector it will be used to have the worst effects and to control the players and push them to use gambling more and more, this is clear, but we must also consider that those who want to be controlled have already decided to abandon themselves to them, with or without the aid of

[Cityhunter34]

I don’t think AI will have anything to do with increasing our chances of winning. And if ever it does, the casino will obviously just counter it. It’s not like the owners will sit back and watch their business collapse. One thing that won’t change, even as technology progresses, is that the house wins most of the time. That’s how gambling has always worked, and not even AI can change that, now or in the future.

You are absolutely right that's the real truth about it because using AI can never in any way increase your chances of winning in gambling. However, just like as you mentioned, even if it is possible the casinos would definitely not going to allow it to happen, not even in the near future because this has been happening since and it'll definitely going to continue since no one can beat the casino so that is how the game is program.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Those who are in charge of coding and building tools like Artificial Intelligence are not stupid, though. There will always reserve a note powerful version of the same tools and sell them in a model of subscription, while giving less powerful variants to the public for free or in exchange of their personal information.

If this is a fact, you also have to secure your business , as more updates are released the programmers will be up to date and sell subscriptions to maintain the business, what you say about Social Engineering you are Absolutely right , I think that now in this area as in many the AI will be handled at a high level, and it is Advancing much more and more, the need to look for money is greatly expanded.

[MainIbem]

You are absolutely right that's the real truth about it because using AI can never in any way increase your chances of winning in gambling. However, just like as you mentioned, even if it is possible the casinos would definitely not going to allow it to happen, not even in the near future because this has been happening since and it'll definitely going to continue since no one can beat the casino so that is how the game is program.

I agree to your point, I don't think that AI can destroy the house edge, maybe an AI with such ability haven't been released to bettors yet or doesn't even exist else it would've been a threat to many gambling companies, there are lots of folks who seriously wants to beat the house and would pay any amount to acquire such if it existed. However the AI have been more helpful to the gambling companies in terms of quicker responding customer support than it's helped gamblers win, it's can only help in giving statistics of different teams for the area of sports betting thereby giving bettors an idea of possible options to bet on which is not even totally accurate, if you're using AI to make predictions.