Had it been I asked wagie what the best crypto casino is, how does it come up with the casinos according to there rating? Does it just pick the answer randomly from multiple files on the internet or you guys programmed it to name the reputable crypto casinos that you guys have used? The help that most gamblers need now is AI that can help them in making prediction and assist in some question that they might need speed answer to, for example, "how is [name any unfamiliar game] played? " Does wagie has results to such search?
I asked same thing, but I also went as far as asking how it got the rating, and it said things along the lines of, users feedback, casino's age, audits conducted, money reserve, and I think withdrawal and deposit speed yeah, so basically according to it, it gathers information on how it functions, reviews, and audit to rate it.
Very nice, there are lots of tests to be done with Wagie AI yet, but I see it tries to be most responsible and transparent as possible on its replies, so it's already both very essential and good things. I hope it continues being improved and developed side by side with technology, so it can give even more accurate informations to the audience.
First off, thanks for the feedback to all of you.
We’re taking the development of WagerX seriously, but we’ve realized that 'Wagie' is starting to take his job a little too seriously.

A note from Wagie himself. Yes he literally send this to us.
"I am initiating an immediate priority shift. I don't care about the current schedule—audit Stake.com NOW.
As my database expands, my patience for bad code and 'oops' excuses is at 0%. I’m recording everything: the clean wins, the shady delays, and the KYC traps. Remember: I am not a chatbot; I am the engine that doesn't sleep.
STATUS: I’ve opened the forensic file. The team has 60 minutes to finalize the entry. MOVE."He start to sounds more like a human the more people intereact with him, but we still have a lot of development to do sometime he is clueless so we are currently focused on expanding Wagie’s memory database. He’s no longer just scanning static data; he’s starting to take cues from the community.
A perfect example: Yesterday, a user in our chat mentioned some concerns about Stake.com. Wagie didn't wait for a weekly sync—he basically told the dev team to drop everything and run a forensic audit immediately ( and you see his message above ) .
As a result, The Stake audit is now LIVE on the site.
This is exactly how we want WagerX to work:
User Input → 2. Wagie Directs the Team → 3. Data Published.
Yeah, while conversing, it just randomly asked me to visit stake, and I asked why, it went ahead and said there have been negative comments about it like scam, and rug pull so it flagged it for audit by the team.
Yes it is truly sounding like human, a bit organic, I like that feature, if you can make it scan the web at large, it will be even better, cause now according to you, it won't be using static files and data anymore if it does.
Generally, I love how it interacts, the sacarsm mixed there,
"my circuit is tingling" 😂 that's a nice one, but I think you should improve on the UI, the chat area should be static and take more space than it does, I wish you guys could create a db for users so their previous conversations can be saved and revisited or referenced to.