The AI ​​dealer at the online casino has crashed

[Grace333]

There is no way this is a AI dealer and not a real person.

Did you notice the creaes in his shirt especially when moving his hands ? if it was AI definitely there would be some glitches or blurriness

However if it is indeed proven to be AI, i would feel really stupid. I just dont think its would be worth it for the casinos to make this AI when they can hire real people at minimum wage, should be cheaper then making this too real AI dealer

With the level of advancement with Ai it's possible for this not to be real but at the same time it could also be a real human. Some casinos aren't really looking for the cheapest rate, they are ready to put in a lot of money into their investment for them to get the best result. Even though they can hire real people it won't be as efficient as Ai in the long run. You might be right, perhaps it's not Ai but I think that it looks edited.

[Jaycoinz]

The dealer himself might not be AI, but placed on the table cards might be artificial or shown to gambler cards can be graphics drawn by AI. But whole situation is so wrong. First this might be another «bug in casino that jackpot winners claim to have when casino refuse to pay winnings. Second this is a proof that if you play live, this is actually not a live game but rendered scripted game.

It is quite complicated to but I think that the clip seems a bit edited, not really sure this is certain but the movement of the dealer doesn't seem to be Ai. If we find out that it is actually AI then we are going to be cooked in the future because a lot of people are definitely going to get defrauded. I cannot really say that it is actually scripted but from the way it looks it's easy to tell that it is edited.

[Sandra_hakeem]

I too have a hard time believing this is real, but it is funny nevertheless.  I would think that casinos have all sorts of things in place to stop something like this from happening.  After all, this is the sort of thing that has the potential to destroy your business.  I wonder what actually happened.  The user just trying to go viral with an AI fake video?  The system crashed and the AI was truly malfunctioning?  How would the AI display control the actual cards being played?  While it doesn't pass the sniff test, it did make me chuckle, so merit sent.  

That might have just been the case because somehow, it felt like he was overreacting to bait the viewers into believing it. Maybe the system crashed too. Truth is, super intelligence itself has made it way more impossible to tell an original from fake these days and I'm afraid it's going to get worse.

If the video uses AI it should also see some glitchs on the hands, cards or other more detailed parts, as the AI will definitely do it.

That's exactly what I thought. I was expecting to see 6 fingers and maybe a single card split in two halves and become a whole each, just some random weird stuff that can give if off, but none.

[goldkingcoiner]

I do not think that even with AI, the generated video stream would have any kind of influence on the game or the outcomes. It is just for flashy entertainment, not actual functions. What kind of moronic casino would integrate AI into the game system?

I think the game system and the AI stream are completely separated in their functions, so that the game system just tells the AI the result and the AI generated the desired video output.

The issue might be the AI misunderstanding what to show the user. So while the user may have lost fairly, they did not see the right result because of the AI's wrong depiction.
 

[Tomas Worker]

I found a video on X of a guy playing online blackjack. He calmly records his hand and watches the dealer's AI. It seemed like what could possibly go wrong?
I would have guessed the dealer's interface might be a bit off - maybe some weird emotion or something. But the bug was truly fatal, affecting the outcome of the hand:

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Four aces of hearts!

Perhaps all casinos that use such technologies need to more thoroughly check the neural networks they rely on? Especially if it's not an image bug, but a modified game result.

Source: https://x.com/GambaUpdateonx/status/2111926222477570322

If anyone has found similar news or videos, please feel free to share them, as this video made me laugh out loud.

Wow! what bad luck for the guy! such an incredible coincidence whether it was really an ai bug or not. a can't say it for 100% but I would have thought the same thing and called it an ai glitch...

[Su-asa]

4 Aces of Hearts in same hand?
This isn't just Blackjack, man. it’s like magician’s game of revealing aces!

The probability of getting four aces of hearts in the same hand is extremely low that's why I have reasons to believe that the video is edited otherwise it's diabolical. Perhaps it's Ai just like a lot of people are saying but it seems impossible because of the movement of the dealer but I would not really be surprised if this is actually AI generated because there's a lot that's been done with Ai now that's almost impossible to believe but no casino would do this.

[Smartprofit]

Honestly, after reading this thread, I lost all desire to gamble with an AI dealer. 🙋

It's a completely artificial world, where it's impossible to understand what's really going on. Whether you win or lose... In the physical world, you can expose deception, but in a completely generated virtual world, that's impossible.

I immediately thought of Stanislav Lem's novel about people living in a simulation (it wasn't computer-generated, but chemical, but that doesn't matter). It was a completely false world, one I absolutely don't want to live in. For me, gambling is entertainment. Yes, I don't strive for constant winnings, but I still want to distinguish my wins from my losses. With an AI dealer, that's impossible. In gambling, you very often don't control the outcome of the game, but here it's much worse. Here, the player has no control over the gambling process itself. Because it's impossible to distinguish reality from simulation! 🧖

[Nathrixxx]

There is no way this is a AI dealer and not a real person.

Did you notice the creaes in his shirt especially when moving his hands ? if it was AI definitely there would be some glitches or blurriness

However if it is indeed proven to be AI, i would feel really stupid. I just dont think its would be worth it for the casinos to make this AI when they can hire real people at minimum wage, should be cheaper then making this too real AI dealer

With the level of advancement with Ai it's possible for this not to be real but at the same time it could also be a real human. Some casinos aren't really looking for the cheapest rate, they are ready to put in a lot of money into their investment for them to get the best result. Even though they can hire real people it won't be as efficient as Ai in the long run. You might be right, perhaps it's not Ai but I think that it looks edited.

These days I'm beginning to see some advanced level of AI applications that does not even show any traces of being AI innovated, except you give it more closer look and have experience in discerning between an original clip to the one edited with AI, you may not really know that some stuff you see online out purely AI these days.

[M47AK16]

The dealer himself might not be AI, but placed on the table cards might be artificial or shown to gambler cards can be graphics drawn by AI. But whole situation is so wrong. First this might be another «bug in casino that jackpot winners claim to have when casino refuse to pay winnings. Second this is a proof that if you play live, this is actually not a live game but rendered scripted game.

It is quite complicated to but I think that the clip seems a bit edited, not really sure this is certain but the movement of the dealer doesn't seem to be Ai. If we find out that it is actually AI then we are going to be cooked in the future because a lot of people are definitely going to get defrauded. I cannot really say that it is actually scripted but from the way it looks it's easy to tell that it is edited.

It's not edited, in my opinion, but as mentioned by a few members here, they are using multiple decks which makes it possible to draw multiple same cards because if there are four decks, there will be four aces of hearts, and all other cards that are available. However, the odds for such a thing happening are generally very low, but not impossible. I don't know how such tables are managed and how they manage the cards or put them back after a hand, but I think there should be shuffling involved to avoid such things from happening, because if the cards are shuffled very well, such things will never happen.

Anyway, the thing you mentioned about people getting defrauded, I think this will or can become one of the reasons why people might stop playing on tables where tables are being managed by AI if such things happen often, because obviously, it can't be ignored, and we know how quickly things spread these days because of the internet through social media and such forums, so casinos where such things happen will lose their reputation, and thus lose a lot of gamblers. So, I think casinos will surely do their best to avoid such situations to save their reputation from getting ruined.

[STT]

That's tragic because the best dealers are chatty with the players in some way, that interaction can be a vital part of the draw to playing this game.    Just the visual failure is bad enough to lose business, I would expect the casino involved very much wants to compensate all players at the table for wasting their time and to put a positive spin on a momentary error.
   Just looks awful that such a thing is even possible as a mistake, they should be very proactive on countering the failure if they are playing smart.

AI is such a turn off to people, the feeling of false is like eating plastic.  I say that as someone who loves technology, its the fault of those who deploy it wrongly really.

[taufik123]

That's exactly what I thought. I was expecting to see 6 fingers and maybe a single card split in two halves and become a whole each, just some random weird stuff that can give if off, but none.

who said the video was AI, those who were not satisfied with the defeat that occurred, that is for sure.

I do not think that even with AI, the generated video stream would have any kind of influence on the game or the outcomes. It is just for flashy entertainment, not actual functions. What kind of moronic casino would integrate AI into the game system?
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It is too much if a Dealer is also replaced by AI, because the Dealer becomes the guide and the person who does the card shuffling.
Even without AI casinos can win with a system they are already blind.
Using AI for jobs like this is too wasteful The high cost for the use of AI is resource-intensive.

[Smack That Ace]

I found a video on X of a guy playing online blackjack. He calmly records his hand and watches the dealer's AI. It seemed like what could possibly go wrong?
I would have guessed the dealer's interface might be a bit off - maybe some weird emotion or something.

If anyone has found similar news or videos, please feel free to share them, as this video made me laugh out loud.

Are you really that surprised by seeing only 4 Aces in single hand?

I have seen even crazier things on X.

Look at this tweet, that dealer pulled 18 in 8 Aces, where four of that Aces are hearts. lol,,,

I feel like only dealers could pull something like this off . This whole game seems completely rigged to me or prove me wrong!