I wouldn't say "destroy", there were already some software that gave out the odds, so it is not like this would bring in anything new. Any AI would be able to collect the data from what you give it, and the odds will be there, anyone who wagers with odds on the screen knowing what are their chances to win, will be a bit ahead of everyone else, obviously there are a lot of people who already know this by heart and on their minds, without needing it, those are professionals and no GTP would be able to beat that at all.
I think the fact that we are talking about something "special" here is wrong, it is just a normal situation and doesn't feel like it will make any type of change for the long term results of poker gambling.
No, that is certainly not true. Pluribus, an AI, can beat top poker professionals, and not only heads-up, but in a complex multiplayer game too. The question is will it be available for regular folks to use and how high are the costs of learning in real-time during its online play, but it's not a question that it can beat even the best humans at poker.
Well, when you bring a robot that is widely developed in AI with all the information available, it is a good thing, because first it can be taken as training, but when someone tries to integrate this type of robot in a casino it will be very difficult, first The casino will detect that it is a robot and the robot will surely face a casino system where it is not easy to win at home, when online tournaments are held, in PVp mode perhaps the robot could be more successful, but as in everything, In the casinos there is always the advantage of the house and this can win over the soas when they are pretty good because it can give lessons, but between a poker AI against a human being it is very difficult for the human to win, however I I dare say that the human being can see himself with good luck if he gets a winning hand and if the robot doesn't, because how can an AI robot win if he doesn't get a good game? I can get 4 catrtas of the same color, but nothing goes to the machine, so how does it do there? nothing, then that window of randomness is what can make us beat any AI.
Of course this is a very particular case, it is possible, but the AI cannot handle the cards that will be repeated, no matter how much theory the AI has, it can be won, the only thing is that the AI can have the advantage in the way of doing it. the bets and according to how you move your money, you can have better risk management with respect to this and they can make a difference, so in this order of ideas we do nothing more than accept things as they are, but now what if I see that it is difficult to beat an AI in a chess game because there is no randomness nor is there a factor of luck that can make us overcome the advantage, so what we have to do is everything so that a good game can be generated , it is AI, vs human Natural Intelligence, which I still see as being superior, until AI has a level of consciousness, we will always be superior.