Reading another post, it crossed my mind that AIs and particularly ChatGPT could potentially be trained with a large samples of games played by poker champions and then put it to auto-play with amateur on-line players. If this is successful, it could mean the end of human on-line poker playing except perhaps for the world masters and the like. Has anyone tried? Would it be possible??
While ChatGPT and other AI systems can be educated on massive amounts of data, including poker champions' games, entirely killing online poker for human players is quite unlikely. AIs might be powerful opponents due to their capacity to analyze massive quantities of data and make strategic judgments, but poker is more than just statistics. Human players benefit from intuition, emotions, and the capacity to adjust to changing surroundings. Although some AI bots for poker have been built, they have not totally taken over the game. So, while AI might improve games and provide vital insights, the human element in poker is likely to endure, particularly at higher stakes.
Assuming someone actually trained an AI with a long thread of information from poker champions, I think that would only prompt people to move onto playing poker face to face rather on online platforms. As you said, an artificial intelligence can learn how to play poker and actually be good at it, but for now only humans can identify the physical cues which can be vital to know whether your foe has drawn a very good or a very bad hand. That is something we can count on remaining within the human being abilities which a computer cannot understand.
In my opinion, the most popular casinos should start thinking on including the use of AI in their term of service, specially those which specialize on card games PvP.
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That won't still be possible if without us humans. It's the human who will code it first in the AI before the AI can automatically do it by itself. If we teach them to hack something I think that is inappropriate anymore or unethical in other terms. Only the legit hackers will think of it.We shouldn't worry though because there must also be a counter to it. There are good hackers too, you know. Hackings are not a new thing anymore. They can only improve but if it's being done rapidly then I don't think it can take 5 or 10 years for them to release a brand new update but within that time frame, there were lots of updates already that are finished.
Some good hackers will also provide updates to those who need them while keeping a close eye on the bad hackers. But the hacking is still ongoing, and when the technology gets more advanced, they may find another way to penetrate the system. This is why today's AI still needs further development to reach our desired stage.
Yes, you mean the AI training, so many times the AI can become a very good weapon for hackers because the AI can do tasks that hackers did manually, on the other hand, an AI can break codes. and show great expertise for them, sometimes it may make it imperceptible to the security systems of a platform, casino, or whatever, an AI can do something like that, but from there it develops as a tool to defeat the casinos, not yet, I say yet because I know that if they can have the ability to do it, but at the moment it is in development, the AI can be given as a secondary help tool. but not as something that can be determinative.
