This may happen soon because artificial intelligence is something that is going to be used to do many things that we don't know now. Time will come that AI is going to be driving the gambling world all together and it will make things easier for some persons and make life harder for others interm of employment.
myself I will not support the act of using artificial intelligence, former gambling prediction for gambling game so I've not seen artificial intelligence like something that will be adoptable in future time because of when trading bot came out many sems it like something that will last, but today nobody is making use of it 
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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??
This may happen soon because artificial intelligence is something that is going to be used to do many things that we don't know now. Time will come that AI is going to be driving the gambling world all together and it will make things easier for some persons and make life harder for others interm of employment. 
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??
Gambling, especially poker, is a game based entirely on luck as well as reading your opponent's mind and trying to determine whether or not he/she is bluffing. This is not something that any Artifical Intelligence is currently able to do. Especially not a glorified Let-Me-Google-That-For-You app like ChatGPT. In fact, I would very much prefer a stupid non-human opponent to a real human. Easy money. A real human is unpredictable and sneaky. ChatGPT is very predictable. In fact, I am sure you could write a few lines of code which would alert you everytime ChatGPT tries to "bluff".
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I have never used chatGPT before, and clearly, I am not conversant with its operations, and I also do not know how to play poker, I don't even have an idea of it's mechanics.
But what I have to say here is that, I know most gambling games, most especially, games like poker, to be a dynamic kind of games, this simply means, its a game that requires logic thinking, in as much as chatGPT is a powerful Ai, I do not think it can effectively handle poker, the dynamics in poker will eventually render the Ai useless at a certain stage.
But what I have to say here is that, I know most gambling games, most especially, games like poker, to be a dynamic kind of games, this simply means, its a game that requires logic thinking, in as much as chatGPT is a powerful Ai, I do not think it can effectively handle poker, the dynamics in poker will eventually render the Ai useless at a certain stage.
I think it will be better if your question says. 'can AI destroy online gambling ' chatgpt is not as great as some new AI on the blockchain this days, for example ChainGPT, the advantage and capability of this AI is bigger, and better than chatGPT, there are others too that introduce newer features.
Some games require real players versus players, and AI will not be able to handle that, since it cannot read other players' minds or comprehend their emotions. AI can only excel at games requiring calculation, and these are the only fields where it can do so well.
In my view, AI or ChatGPT can't destroy poker games, and if this should become possible in the future, there will be a way to prevent AI from gambling online.
Some games require real players versus players, and AI will not be able to handle that, since it cannot read other players' minds or comprehend their emotions. AI can only excel at games requiring calculation, and these are the only fields where it can do so well.
In my view, AI or ChatGPT can't destroy poker games, and if this should become possible in the future, there will be a way to prevent AI from gambling online.
of course, gambling site owners won't permit such thing to happen. if they know that someone is using AI to their advantage in online games, and has proven to be working, they would surely stop such services before their vaults will be exhausted owed to AI.
but for now, humans still have the advantage over AI. AI at the moment, are relying on the database or the previous history of the players. however, if their programming becomes too sophisticated, we will know in time if they can beat humans as well when it comes to comprehension.
I think it will be better if your question says. 'can AI destroy online gambling ' chatgpt is not as great as some new AI on the blockchain this days, for example ChainGPT, the advantage and capability of this AI is bigger, and better than chatGPT, there are others too that introduce newer features.
Some games require real players versus players, and AI will not be able to handle that, since it cannot read other players' minds or comprehend their emotions. AI can only excel at games requiring calculation, and these are the only fields where it can do so well.
In my view, AI or ChatGPT can't destroy poker games, and if this should become possible in the future, there will be a way to prevent AI from gambling online.
Some games require real players versus players, and AI will not be able to handle that, since it cannot read other players' minds or comprehend their emotions. AI can only excel at games requiring calculation, and these are the only fields where it can do so well.
In my view, AI or ChatGPT can't destroy poker games, and if this should become possible in the future, there will be a way to prevent AI from gambling online.
There is no way an AI will be capable to destroy online poker gaming. I mean, the game is played between two to ten players, each of them have different combination of cards, there is no way an AI can build a strategy out of thin air because there are a lot of combinations that its opponents may have in hand.
Imagine, an AI can beat a person in chess game because it knows opponent's pieces and knows where they are located. Because of that, an AI is capable to mathematically calculate every possible way and always act according to the best one but Poker is a guess what your opponent has game. If I have good cards on hand, absolutely no one and nothing will be able to beat me.
An AI robot may have an advantage in real-life poker matches if it's advanced and capable to understand the emotions of its' opponents as they change facial expression.
I don't agree with you, because it would mean that good poker players are just lucky, but I don't think it's true because good players know the odds consciously or not, they are able to assess how other players are likely to have better hands than them from the cards dealt on the table and in their hands, and then how they are likely to win or to lose. In addition they are able to guess how other players play when they have good hand or bad hand from what they've seen in the previous round. Imagine, an AI can beat a person in chess game because it knows opponent's pieces and knows where they are located. Because of that, an AI is capable to mathematically calculate every possible way and always act according to the best one but Poker is a guess what your opponent has game. If I have good cards on hand, absolutely no one and nothing will be able to beat me.
An AI robot may have an advantage in real-life poker matches if it's advanced and capable to understand the emotions of its' opponents as they change facial expression.
But when they sit on online poker tables, what advantage do they have? I would say, zero. You can't see a face of your opponent, you can't see their mimics, their emotions, you only see what their cards do when its their turn. That's why I think that an AI doesn't have an advantage in games like Poker, Blackjack, etc.
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??
Looks like you wrote the title of the thread with a bit of a mistake buddy so it will make new users who don't understand it feel confused.I'm not sure Al can be trained to play poker and used to beat online poker.
Al is just an artificial intelligence that we can't possibly rely on as a whole to make bets on a poker game found in online casinos.
Maybe this kind of idea is quite interesting because it can help and give hope to those who always experience defeat in every game.
But the question is, if indeed anyone can make Al in such a way as to beat online poker games, are they mostly gamblers able to adopt Al in order to be able to bet and win online poker?
We understand that Poker is a game of skills as well, but that doesn't necessarily mean that an AI model will be able to master it and beat humans using the previously collected data of Poker hands that were won by experts.
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??
Can it really be trained like a human? I am very curious about how responsive AI gets guidance, I think AI is only program-made without any program updates then AI will stagnate in its abilities, I think what you said is quite impossible for me, if indeed in previous trials it succeeded against amateur poker players I think bots can do that too, I've never tried it because I didn't expect that far in the use of AI, But if it's most likely true that AI can be trained and respond to the guidance it gets it would be really crazy, maybe even beat the God of poker turt -row.
In mathematical aspects, I believe AI will always be two steps ahead of humans but I believe poker is less of a calculation and more of a guessing game, this is not the main issue for my worries about AI in the gambling world
How would you take a gambling platform using smart AI for their games on their platform? I mean most games online are players vs the platform BOT or System, but imagine changing their bot to a more smarter AI, it will be extremely hard to win or what do you think?
I don't know maybe crypto will be safe with AI in the future, there is a project called Dylesium with an AI that's capable of telling you how much is in an ETH address or BNB address in seconds and this bot will even label out all the tokens name and amount one after the other, this is scary, it seems AI can be capable of many things that we don't know.
How would you take a gambling platform using smart AI for their games on their platform? I mean most games online are players vs the platform BOT or System, but imagine changing their bot to a more smarter AI, it will be extremely hard to win or what do you think?
I don't know maybe crypto will be safe with AI in the future, there is a project called Dylesium with an AI that's capable of telling you how much is in an ETH address or BNB address in seconds and this bot will even label out all the tokens name and amount one after the other, this is scary, it seems AI can be capable of many things that we don't know.
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??
ChatGPT is an AI language model and I think it would be less efficient for gambling related activities.
Instead of that, there can be another AI bot that can be trained on datasets particularly used for gambling bets.
It can include more sophisticated implementation of programs which generate better outcomes than the traditional ChatGPT.
It CAN be possible but it would require time and repeated enhancements before it could be actually used in production.
That's why I am more interested in playing against real players who are not any AI based trained model and it's fun to have real game touch with them seeing different strategies.But yes AI is becoming more of trend and could be used in different ways but human mind is more capable of building new strategies but as you said against amateur players it can be tactfully be used to make them loose.With more use more ways it can be used against humans.
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??
I haven't used ChatGPT myself and don't know how it could be used in a gambling setup. Don't you need some coding experience to make sure the AI does the right thing? There are also thousands of TV footage over the years from big tournaments that could be used to feed the AI with data. One question would be what kind of computer do you need for the AI to analyse so much data. On my old machine this would probably take a lifetime. Maybe NASA can offer us some supercomputers to run the data. As long as the AI can read the life gameplay data it could give us some strategy on how to play. But as most of the big tournaments are being played offline, I don't see any risk of AI taking over here. There has been TV coverage of poker tournaments for more than 30 years, they have a lot of security in place so that people don't cheat. Even with the best strategy there is still randomness involved in poker, the AI doesn't know the exact cards of our opponents and therefore can't give us a 100% winning strategy. To a certain extent there will always be luck involved in poker.
I believe that there is just a big hype behind AI and a whole series of ad hoc messages released by various media campaigns are trying to sell this technology as something "incomparable".
I don't believe at all that we are so close to systems that are so strong that they beat human nature in itself.
I don't think that AI is just an empty hype or a fad that will soon pass and instead this is just a beginning. As a matter of fact, I don't think that people understand all the dangers but then again AI development was inevitable anyway. I don't believe at all that we are so close to systems that are so strong that they beat human nature in itself.
I don't believe at all that we are so close to systems that are so strong that they beat human nature in itself.
We have computers that are beating people in chess since 1997 and Kasparov-Deep Blue match so I don't think that we are that far from that moment.So, I think it's impossible for AI to beat poker online in my own assessment only.
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??
First of all, I have no idea about AI regarding its relevance to poker online, because all I know is the natural poker game and the online game, as long as I know I only have no emotions or feelings.
So how can Ai lose this thing if talking about the natural feeling of a natural human being? So, I think it's impossible for AI to beat poker online in my own assessment only.
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??
the development of AI continues to occur, but along with that the development of AI detectors and anti-AI also emerges, so when AI is able to become a great poker player, I'm sure many gambling sites that prohibit the use of AI or add rules will ban users who use AI, so for players who really master poker, no need to worry about the emergence of AI.
I agree with you that in every development of AI, one day gambling will definitely develop an anti-AI system that can prevent poker players from using AI.
Actually I was curious what if I really used AI to bet on poker but in reality it would be very difficult.
Because AI still has many limitations that cannot be relied upon in poker betting and I think that if AI hype later becomes hype for poker, many gambling sites will definitely refuse.
Actually I was curious what if I really used AI to bet on poker but in reality it would be very difficult.
Because AI still has many limitations that cannot be relied upon in poker betting and I think that if AI hype later becomes hype for poker, many gambling sites will definitely refuse.
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??
Yes, it would be, but it's not perfect like humans. As we know, a robot is made by human which has to think better about what they made, that possible AI and bot ChatGPT will replace poker player in near future. But we have to not forget Ai does not have the feelings that poker players have, The feeling is 1 of the important things a must player have if want to big wins, while AI, we know they are smart but they don't have EQ and also SQ where both is only have by Human. hero member
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Try to look at the current feature have by those AI it shows that they only have data's from past events and cannot give a real time information. So there's nothing to worry about AI thing since if your skilled in poker game still you have advantage to win over those guys trying to use it.
But maybe later on AI could be advance on everything and this is more dangerous or sometimes beneficial so let see what will be the future updates on this technology.
AI can still be more advanced in all respects in the future, especially if the developers will do more development. And AI may also be able to obtain or calculate data from past and present events, which can provide predictions that might occur in a match.But maybe later on AI could be advance on everything and this is more dangerous or sometimes beneficial so let see what will be the future updates on this technology.
But if people feel that they don't need to use AI in collecting these data, they will not use it and will choose to use the methods they are used to because they have already benefited from it.
I'm not sure Al can be trained to play poker and used to beat online poker.
Your security or insecurity would have been solved with a simple internet search, AI has been beating humans in poker for years now:
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Artificial Intelligence Masters The Game of Poker – What Does That Mean For Humans? Artificial intelligence systems including DeepStack and Libratus paved the way for Pluribus, the AI that beat five other players in six-player Texas Hold 'em, the most popular version of poker. This feat goes beyond games.
And nothing happens, the players keep on playing and those who make money with poker keep on winning. On average the profits are decreasing, but not so much because of the AI but because of the hardening of the tables in general.
GPT this, GPT that. If yoou take a good look at chatGPT you'll notice that those in-charge of the project didn't even promote it that much it was you and I that helped them in the promotion the same way we are also promoting it with this thread of yours,yeah, I know that's nto the aim of this thread but just take a secinds to think about it.
As for the Op itself, I don't think it's going to be a easy task to get it to do something like that remember that poker is not like football where you can already analyse the whole game based on the individual players of a team, since poker is a game of skills it will be difficult but if we're just basing it on amatuers as you mentioned then it migth become doable.
Those in charge of the project didn't even need to promote it much since they created something that deserved to be liked and spread around the world without much promotion. ChatGPT is a useful tool and it didn't just break the record of applications or software or services from big tech companies of gaining 1 million users within a span of 5 days for nothing.As for the Op itself, I don't think it's going to be a easy task to get it to do something like that remember that poker is not like football where you can already analyse the whole game based on the individual players of a team, since poker is a game of skills it will be difficult but if we're just basing it on amatuers as you mentioned then it migth become doable.
When there is a technology or a creation that deserves appreciation, we should show some appreciation for that.
To OP, I don't really think ChatGPT is made for that and it will probably still not be able to beat humans even if you train it with all the game data available on the internet.
As for AI and poker, I'm still rather confused how people assume having all the data in the world about their opponents can make them win a game, especially in a game of poker where the majority of it is luck, and the majority of the skill involved(in an AI's case ) in it would mostly be bluffing.
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