But then, setting up Ai to play the game in actuality, I don't think that is feasible, and even if casinos permit it, and they are able to win, I don't think their winning will be consistent in the long term due to the dynamics of the game.
As for the actions of AI as a human assistant, the question arises until when AI will provide information that really improves the quality of human life and what will it do in case of conflicts of interests of different people? And here, when solving such problems, destructive tendencies in the actions of AI may well begin to appear. In approximately the same way, this situation can be reproduced in the question of AI participation in gambling, including when playing poker. As a result, we will get in the form of an AI player just some average poker player, and this becomes generally completely uninteresting and even unnecessary.
So AI in poker, I think it's a dead end application of AI itself.