Topic: [POLL] Using AI to predict outcomes - page 41. (Read 9788 times)

There's a lot of other factors to prediction that human intelligence will consider in addition to statistics available at his reach before making his prediction on the outcome of a game especially when betting on football unlike AI that would grant prediction based on advantageous stats from both team which has proven countless times that the team with the best stats doesn't always win. No matter how develop and improved the AI is it can't be compared to human intelligence so am not sure am going to give room for AI to be doing predictions for me in my gambling. Maybe other areas but definitely not depending on it in gambling.

I tried asking ChatGPT on this, but it won't answer as it is just a model, but you can analyze things like Garcia's previous wins, score boards, and anything else. It won't really tell your prediction, but you can gather data and compare both. meaning it is just giving you information, and you are the one who decides which to bet on or your prediction. But if this were utilized or optimized for gambling, then for sure it would be helpful, but for now, this kind of information is being censored by them.

Can help in providing details about players and teams, it will give percentages or chances of winning, but we all know that in gambling risk always present, even AI gives you 99.9% of chance to win that .1 percentage can still messed up with you. Though in someway, this information can add up while trying to sort your advantages and your potentials.

Gambling with AIs might help as long as you equipped yourself with right knowledge about the game that you are picking to bet.

I know, you have said it, only that the information that ChatGPT handles for now is until 2021, it is updated, but with respect to its information it is up to that year, it would be good if it could have information until 2023, I think that OpenIA does not It has been set like this, in fact for some countries the chatgpt is completely blocked and there is no way to enter, you just have to be in a country that is not prohibited and enter with a phone number from that country, if you have a digital number the Chatgpt recognizes it and does not let you enter or register, I have a friend in Spain who is already offering a 45usd plan from ChatGPT for having ChatGPT professional version, and I think he can't enter now, I don't know if it's because of something else or because of the number of users there are.

I don't know if in other countries it is still in beta mode or they are already demanding payment, but I think that since the gpt has not integrated many things, it may be that it lacks updates from now on, because according to the articles that I have read, they have it. prohibited in some schools in Spain, which means that children use it to do their homework.And if that is so, how can teachers do with this advanced tool? Personally, I still do not trust AI detectors because they are in the Beta phase, and I have noticed that some people in their way of writing are similar to AI, that generates controversy, because AI imitates even thoughts very well a human being when he is very logical and knows a lot about a subject.

Hard to reply to this because you'll only get data points that in isolation won't provide any statistical significance to see if AI actually helps or not.

But that's how the human mind works, we are hooked to stories.

If someone tells you a story about how well the AI predicted one scenario, you'll believe it works great.

If someone tells you a story about how bad the AI predicted one scenario, you'll believe it doesn't work at all.

The thing is that our minds are not great to deal natively with statistics. We need math for that.

Sorry if I'm a bit curious about this, but I just want to ask a question.

Did anybody here really tried to use AI (like ChatGPT, or any other) to predict the outcomes of certain sport? Is anybody here who are relying on AI predictions on sports? Like in Basketball, or Football or even in Boxing. A follow-up question. If yes, what is the accuracy of it? How many of those prediction are right?

My apologies about my curiosity, but I just want to know since I'm also involved into gambling (just recently).

Yes, it's true.

The current AI is not a general artificial intelligence. It's simply a great conversation generator based on some training data.

This means that you should take any inputs you get from chatGPT (or similar) with caution, as many of the things it says are not even factual.

The problem is that it looks and sounds as if the thing actually knows what it's talking about, because it sounds authoritative, and mixed with actual facts.

Lots of fake news will be generated with this.

I first off don't believe legitimate true AI really even exists, as there are truly no self learning programs yet (like you see in the movie Her or iRobot), that being said it can definetly help you make a decsion if you're stuck between which teams to pick, programs can run all sorts of numbers to try and help predict the outcome.  This is basically no different than Saber Metrics, which is highly used in Major League baseball, so much so it's in fact changed the game. Coaches and teams rely on this data to do all sorts of stuff these days. It doesn't guarantee anything, but it helps...the movie Money Ball explains how this started.

To be honest, I've never tried using Al, so I can't speculate much about how artificial intelligence technology can be used as a reference for predicting the outcome of a match. as we know, artificial intelligence technology can actually help us solve complex problems, including making our work easier.

However, I really doubt if AI can be applied to predict a sports match, let alone to be a reference for gamblers. because IMO, sports are more complex, cannot be predicted accurately, there are no exact calculations like an algorithm. in fact we can only guess, even after a series of analyses. maybe, if AI is used to find all the latest information related to sports. I'm sure it's very helpful.

Yes, at the moment AI can't draw fingers. But the current problems do not matter if you see a trend and it is obvious to everyone. Today they do not know how, but tomorrow they will do better than any person, such is the reality.
As for the collection and evaluation of data, on the contrary, I really look forward to it. It will be very interesting to get a new point of view on what people have a certain consensus on (useful action in football for example), I think there will be many surprises.

I believe that AI can help you to predict outcomes but we should remember that in online gambling it is also run by algorithm, i think the accuracy of the AI is not that high in terms of this, and casinos might changing their algorithm now or using another strategy so the result will not be same 100% to  this predictions of the AI. We can also say that with the use of AI we can see some patterns but these patterns cannot be our assurance.

There were no statistics or numbers which does prove out that using AI on predictions could give out some good result or winning rate but pretty much sure that there are people who are already making use of it
just to prove out by themselves that it could really be that effective.Just like on what most people been saying that its not something that could really be relied upon.We dont know if it is really that something
worth on trying into because we know that strategic type of approach in sports betting is more sensible and have sense if human being are the ones who do make up their decisions
on where they would gonna bet and not into some AI where information is really just been stored up.

We can believe that AI can give us good predictions, but they never hold guarantees that they can be the final outcome. It’s still a trial and error method, so never make it a point that all your bets will be based on the answers given by AI machine. Those are merely predictions. It’s still best to use our human intelligence especially when risking our money in gambling. Although gambling should be more fun, but having more fun means gaining profits too aside from being entertained.

We also evaluate the historical data when making predictions about the results of the matches. If we manage to give the right data to the AI technology, I think we can get the best predictions about the match results. Of course, we will not always get the best results from him, but I think we can get close to the best results. I see such developments as positive developments.

There is bound to be technological competition between players and casino owners trying to earn money from gambling. And there is a possibility that players can win more matches because players can have more choices of matches to bet on. Casinos will try to develop technology that can prevent AI from helping players to get more information.

And it's very interesting to see it happen in the future after AI technology has been developed better than today. And maybe the casinos will still manage to keep an advantage over gamblers trying to win big bucks.

Yeah, I wouldn't count on that information too much.

It's well known that current AIs basically hallucinate, so they will tell you facts with a straight face, making it sound all official, but in reality it contains lots of information that is simply made up.

I wouldn't rely on that kind of information, specially because it's hard and time consuming to fact check everything.

When there are such limitations are still possible, I am not sure why this much hype is going on everywhere on all the products which are AI driven. When I tried openAI and I asked about future events, I got answers like future events are not covered. So, when these bots are running with the help of database, expecting predictions is complete foolishness and nothing else.

Honestly I do not have any plans to use any AI bots for my sportsbetting; I still believe into my own skills as per my past history and performances.

This AI thing has been going on for a long time and things have been happening in the background that we will never even get to know in the short term, the news is viral, but that does not indicate that this is new.

By the way, who could win the dunking competition 2023 NBA Slam Dunk Contest (AllStars NBA); and it didn't hit the player who won, although in fact, it player was a complete surprise.

AI generates answers I think based also on the indexed information by search engines so if it's possible AI may also collect from the sports pickers which the AI will search polls on sports forums not just depending on the bookmaker's odds.

But still, it's not a prediction that will give 100%. There are still upset fights that are unforeseeable by anyone. What would be surprising if the AI also gives you a calculation or cheats of how to win more money when you bet on different platforms.

As far as I know the AI is still having trouble generating the hands of people and soccer players, but I think that if the developers spend a little more time on this, and this issue will be resolved. And the faces of the generated people really are very harmonious and look real.

I'm afraid to even imagine what will happen when the AI will start looking for information on their own.