Predicting future outcomes is something that can't be done by humans, animals or machines and it will never be. AIs can thinking about possibilities, just like humans, but accuracy is never going to be a guarantee. But it's not unsual that AIs are being promoted as a safe tool for betting, because there are developers who earn money with this, just like trading bots developers and every other professionals working inside the clairvoyance industry, including the esoteric ones.
AI can make attempts on future predictions. This machines are feed with sample datas and they are made to learn from past events which aid this bots make predictions based on what they learn from the models they are been trained on. AI is rapidly increasing. They might get their predictions wrong in few cases but definitely their guesses will be far better than those of human thinking. 
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What can't they only do is predicting because that is something can't be done by the humans but despite of it, there are still attempts that I see that people are using AI in trading and also in betting. Well good luck on them. I don't want to mess with that because I am afraid to lose money and doing so can reduce the fun and thrill that I'm supposed to experience on doing those activities.
Predicting future outcomes is something that can't be done by humans, animals or machines and it will never be. AIs can thinking about possibilities, just like humans, but accuracy is never going to be a guarantee. But it's not unsual that AIs are being promoted as a safe tool for betting, because there are developers who earn money with this, just like trading bots developers and every other professionals working inside the clairvoyance industry, including the esoteric ones.I think its possible to predict futures but only to a certain degree. 100% is of course impossible because of the very nature of the universe at the smallest measurements. But what we can predict is the probabilities of certain future events. This is where AI can definitely do much more than the human mind. And the more complex and advanced AI technology becomes, the better the predictions become...
Either way, its due to the probabilistic nature of the predictions, it will be considered gambling but with improved odds. So, not that much of an improvement.
Also, since the technology is available to everyone, that means everyone will expect the same outcome. This will have an effect of lowering the odds automatically.
What can't they only do is predicting because that is something can't be done by the humans but despite of it, there are still attempts that I see that people are using AI in trading and also in betting. Well good luck on them. I don't want to mess with that because I am afraid to lose money and doing so can reduce the fun and thrill that I'm supposed to experience on doing those activities.
Predicting future outcomes is something that can't be done by humans, animals or machines and it will never be. AIs can thinking about possibilities, just like humans, but accuracy is never going to be a guarantee. But it's not unsual that AIs are being promoted as a safe tool for betting, because there are developers who earn money with this, just like trading bots developers and every other professionals working inside the clairvoyance industry, including the esoteric ones. 
I feel like this thread has become rather popular and it’s my bad that I haven’t yet given an example. I’ll try to make this a priority next week so that this is more than a thought exercise and people can see the actual real world results of using AI to predictively gamble on sporting events. I am fairly certain I know how to make it happen now, I just need to set aside the time to do it.
Even on the future on which i dont really believe that AI could really be able to make up decisions basing up with some factors which people or human beings could able to sense or able to see.
This is why its really hard to believe that time comes where AI is much more advanced but still there are things which cant really be touched up comparing on how human beings do really have that
on point reverse of decisions basing up on different factors which no AI could able to sense it out.This is why its never been that a good idea on having this kind of consideration on which
you are really that relying too much on AI capabilities specially into this early moment of its development i should say.
This is why its really hard to believe that time comes where AI is much more advanced but still there are things which cant really be touched up comparing on how human beings do really have that
on point reverse of decisions basing up on different factors which no AI could able to sense it out.This is why its never been that a good idea on having this kind of consideration on which
you are really that relying too much on AI capabilities specially into this early moment of its development i should say.
Depends on that decision you are talking about. As of now there are AI's that is being used on different industries of fields. One example can be on the factories. AI there can decide easily because they help the production team on that factory to process products faster. As long as humans can do it then expect that AI can also copy it.
What can't they only do is predicting because that is something can't be done by the humans but despite of it, there are still attempts that I see that people are using AI in trading and also in betting. Well good luck on them. I don't want to mess with that because I am afraid to lose money and doing so can reduce the fun and thrill that I'm supposed to experience on doing those activities.
The technology used on that AI program is something into a highest level.
That's the reason it can give predictions and speculations close to being accurate because it has lots of sources used to form an analyis.
In gambling related, if it's used as reference, nothing wrong on doing that as long as not totally relying all our bets with it.
Yeah, there is a strong AI wind right now that is getting bigger and bigger, people are acting as if this is such a normal thing because AI is looking better than ever, but the reality is that we just cracked a few ceilings and have a bit better AI and it's nowhere near the level where it can predict outcomes of games.That's the reason it can give predictions and speculations close to being accurate because it has lots of sources used to form an analyis.
In gambling related, if it's used as reference, nothing wrong on doing that as long as not totally relying all our bets with it.
You can believe in that as much as you want, you can think that it is possible, but it is just not possible at all, it never will be, you will never know this result at all. Maybe a percentage of who may win could be given, but even a team with 1% chance to win could end up winning, it's not zero, it's 1% and that means there is a chance for it.
This is why its really hard to believe that time comes where AI is much more advanced but still there are things which cant really be touched up comparing on how human beings do really have that
on point reverse of decisions basing up on different factors which no AI could able to sense it out.This is why its never been that a good idea on having this kind of consideration on which
you are really that relying too much on AI capabilities specially into this early moment of its development i should say.
The technology used on that AI program is something into a highest level.
That's the reason it can give predictions and speculations close to being accurate because it has lots of sources used to form an analyis.
In gambling related, if it's used as reference, nothing wrong on doing that as long as not totally relying all our bets with it.
Yeah, there is a strong AI wind right now that is getting bigger and bigger, people are acting as if this is such a normal thing because AI is looking better than ever, but the reality is that we just cracked a few ceilings and have a bit better AI and it's nowhere near the level where it can predict outcomes of games.That's the reason it can give predictions and speculations close to being accurate because it has lots of sources used to form an analyis.
In gambling related, if it's used as reference, nothing wrong on doing that as long as not totally relying all our bets with it.
You can believe in that as much as you want, you can think that it is possible, but it is just not possible at all, it never will be, you will never know this result at all. Maybe a percentage of who may win could be given, but even a team with 1% chance to win could end up winning, it's not zero, it's 1% and that means there is a chance for it.
Didn't know that we can use an AI to predict the match. I am not sure how much they have improved the AI but I think at some point that it will be reliable, maybe we can get information in the AI and we can double analyze it to improve the first impression or idea from the AI.
We can't fully rely on the AI yet in my opinion.
We can't fully rely on the AI yet in my opinion.
Ai has been predicting the outcome of sporting events for a very long time now. I remember seeing these prediction come out whenever there's a big tournament like the champions league or world cup. The last world cup was predicted by an AI that Argentina were to lift the trophy and it ended up been so. Even though this prediction comes out positive, I can't fully put my trust on them as others have predicted wrongly in the past as well.
Then when it come to games that requires the players to be lucky that doesn't need specific factors to be put under considerations like how good the teams has been in the past or currently is, I don't think an AI can be more lucky than me as I'll always stick to myself and play the games.
AI predictions certainly are based from something, like the past history of the team or the athletes.
It depends on how it was coded to predict a certain event given all available resources.
The developer himself would know the capability of the AI as he knows what criteria has been integrated into it.
However, what it is missing is the actual scenario happening inside the field. It can't anticipate an injury or a sudden sickness of the player during the event.
Other possible factors that can influence the outcome are altering the coach's strategy, the athlete's line-up, heat and altitude and so on.
AI may give us their prediction but still, it is limited to what they have. One can match his personal prediction vs. AI, and see where it stands.
The technology used on that AI program is something into a highest level.
That's the reason it can give predictions and speculations close to being accurate because it has lots of sources used to form an analyis.
In gambling related, if it's used as reference, nothing wrong on doing that as long as not totally relying all our bets with it.
Yup, it will use all the avaliable resources to give you good basis before you place your bet, though there are many factors that can affects the outcome of the game, accidental injuries or issues with the executions of the plays and so on, AI can give you ideas with the past games and performances of the players and teams but in live events there are things that AI can't provide, it's still human intervention that will give you decent chance in winning the bets.
Didn't know that we can use an AI to predict the match. I am not sure how much they have improved the AI but I think at some point that it will be reliable, maybe we can get information in the AI and we can double analyze it to improve the first impression or idea from the AI.
We can't fully rely on the AI yet in my opinion.
We can't fully rely on the AI yet in my opinion.
Ai has been predicting the outcome of sporting events for a very long time now. I remember seeing these prediction come out whenever there's a big tournament like the champions league or world cup. The last world cup was predicted by an AI that Argentina were to lift the trophy and it ended up been so. Even though this prediction comes out positive, I can't fully put my trust on them as others have predicted wrongly in the past as well.
Then when it come to games that requires the players to be lucky that doesn't need specific factors to be put under considerations like how good the teams has been in the past or currently is, I don't think an AI can be more lucky than me as I'll always stick to myself and play the games.
AI predictions certainly are based from something, like the past history of the team or the athletes.
It depends on how it was coded to predict a certain event given all available resources.
The developer himself would know the capability of the AI as he knows what criteria has been integrated into it.
However, what it is missing is the actual scenario happening inside the field. It can't anticipate an injury or a sudden sickness of the player during the event.
Other possible factors that can influence the outcome are altering the coach's strategy, the athlete's line-up, heat and altitude and so on.
AI may give us their prediction but still, it is limited to what they have. One can match his personal prediction vs. AI, and see where it stands.
The technology used on that AI program is something into a highest level.
That's the reason it can give predictions and speculations close to being accurate because it has lots of sources used to form an analyis.
In gambling related, if it's used as reference, nothing wrong on doing that as long as not totally relying all our bets with it.
However now our technology has advanced significantly during the last decades and now we have an abundance of data thanks to the Internet, so it makes sense we are seeing AI being more influential and as time passes this tendency will do nothing but to accelerate.
Didn't know that we can use an AI to predict the match. I am not sure how much they have improved the AI but I think at some point that it will be reliable, maybe we can get information in the AI and we can double analyze it to improve the first impression or idea from the AI.
We can't fully rely on the AI yet in my opinion.
We can't fully rely on the AI yet in my opinion.
Ai has been predicting the outcome of sporting events for a very long time now. I remember seeing these prediction come out whenever there's a big tournament like the champions league or world cup. The last world cup was predicted by an AI that Argentina were to lift the trophy and it ended up been so. Even though this prediction comes out positive, I can't fully put my trust on them as others have predicted wrongly in the past as well.
Then when it come to games that requires the players to be lucky that doesn't need specific factors to be put under considerations like how good the teams has been in the past or currently is, I don't think an AI can be more lucky than me as I'll always stick to myself and play the games.
AI predictions certainly are based from something, like the past history of the team or the athletes.
It depends on how it was coded to predict a certain event given all available resources.
The developer himself would know the capability of the AI as he knows what criteria has been integrated into it.
However, what it is missing is the actual scenario happening inside the field. It can't anticipate an injury or a sudden sickness of the player during the event.
Other possible factors that can influence the outcome are altering the coach's strategy, the athlete's line-up, heat and altitude and so on.
AI may give us their prediction but still, it is limited to what they have. One can match his personal prediction vs. AI, and see where it stands.
The technology used on that AI program is something into a highest level.
That's the reason it can give predictions and speculations close to being accurate because it has lots of sources used to form an analyis.
In gambling related, if it's used as reference, nothing wrong on doing that as long as not totally relying all our bets with it.
Its true that its not bad to consider on using it out if you are really that curious on what are the results on things that you've been asking it out but its always ideal if you do stick
up into your own analysis and AI would really be just on your second consideration.
Didn't know that we can use an AI to predict the match. I am not sure how much they have improved the AI but I think at some point that it will be reliable, maybe we can get information in the AI and we can double analyze it to improve the first impression or idea from the AI.
We can't fully rely on the AI yet in my opinion.
We can't fully rely on the AI yet in my opinion.
Ai has been predicting the outcome of sporting events for a very long time now. I remember seeing these prediction come out whenever there's a big tournament like the champions league or world cup. The last world cup was predicted by an AI that Argentina were to lift the trophy and it ended up been so. Even though this prediction comes out positive, I can't fully put my trust on them as others have predicted wrongly in the past as well.
Then when it come to games that requires the players to be lucky that doesn't need specific factors to be put under considerations like how good the teams has been in the past or currently is, I don't think an AI can be more lucky than me as I'll always stick to myself and play the games.
AI predictions certainly are based from something, like the past history of the team or the athletes.
It depends on how it was coded to predict a certain event given all available resources.
The developer himself would know the capability of the AI as he knows what criteria has been integrated into it.
However, what it is missing is the actual scenario happening inside the field. It can't anticipate an injury or a sudden sickness of the player during the event.
Other possible factors that can influence the outcome are altering the coach's strategy, the athlete's line-up, heat and altitude and so on.
AI may give us their prediction but still, it is limited to what they have. One can match his personal prediction vs. AI, and see where it stands.
The technology used on that AI program is something into a highest level.
That's the reason it can give predictions and speculations close to being accurate because it has lots of sources used to form an analyis.
In gambling related, if it's used as reference, nothing wrong on doing that as long as not totally relying all our bets with it.
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AI predictions certainly are based from something, like the past history of the team or the athletes.
It depends on how it was coded to predict a certain event given all available resources.
The developer himself would know the capability of the AI as he knows what criteria has been integrated into it.
However, what it is missing is the actual scenario happening inside the field. It can't anticipate an injury or a sudden sickness of the player during the event.
Other possible factors that can influence the outcome are altering the coach's strategy, the athlete's line-up, heat and altitude and so on.
AI may give us their prediction but still, it is limited to what they have. One can match his personal prediction vs. AI, and see where it stands.
AI predictions certainly are based from something, like the past history of the team or the athletes.
It depends on how it was coded to predict a certain event given all available resources.
The developer himself would know the capability of the AI as he knows what criteria has been integrated into it.
However, what it is missing is the actual scenario happening inside the field. It can't anticipate an injury or a sudden sickness of the player during the event.
Other possible factors that can influence the outcome are altering the coach's strategy, the athlete's line-up, heat and altitude and so on.
AI may give us their prediction but still, it is limited to what they have. One can match his personal prediction vs. AI, and see where it stands.
The thing to remember though, is that this is a general purpose text generator basically.
It's not a specific odds calculator. What this means is that it could hallucinate events to fit the narrative it wants to create.
Therefore, it could use "fake news" to basically end up writing whatever would read nicely. It doesn't have to be true, or accurate. It just needs to look ok.
That's going to be a problem, because users will just look at the output, and assume all the checks are done, when in reality it could be a prediction based on nothing.
Then, when someone wins based on that assumption based on nothing (pure luck), there will be news all over this, and then people will jump into this, losing a lot of money.
Didn't know that we can use an AI to predict the match. I am not sure how much they have improved the AI but I think at some point that it will be reliable, maybe we can get information in the AI and we can double analyze it to improve the first impression or idea from the AI.
We can't fully rely on the AI yet in my opinion.
We can't fully rely on the AI yet in my opinion.
Ai has been predicting the outcome of sporting events for a very long time now. I remember seeing these prediction come out whenever there's a big tournament like the champions league or world cup. The last world cup was predicted by an AI that Argentina were to lift the trophy and it ended up been so. Even though this prediction comes out positive, I can't fully put my trust on them as others have predicted wrongly in the past as well.
Then when it come to games that requires the players to be lucky that doesn't need specific factors to be put under considerations like how good the teams has been in the past or currently is, I don't think an AI can be more lucky than me as I'll always stick to myself and play the games.
AI predictions certainly are based from something, like the past history of the team or the athletes.
It depends on how it was coded to predict a certain event given all available resources.
The developer himself would know the capability of the AI as he knows what criteria has been integrated into it.
However, what it is missing is the actual scenario happening inside the field. It can't anticipate an injury or a sudden sickness of the player during the event.
Other possible factors that can influence the outcome are altering the coach's strategy, the athlete's line-up, heat and altitude and so on.
AI may give us their prediction but still, it is limited to what they have. One can match his personal prediction vs. AI, and see where it stands.
Gamblers will definitely be able to adapt to the current situation because if there are already a lot of gamblers who use AI well and can benefit from using AI, they should also find a way to try it. AI is a tool to help us do something so that we can do it properly and quickly, and using AI to get information about the teams that will compete will give us a faster time in collecting the data. And we can also find out how much the percentage of each team is.
Yup, gamblers who are keen to find ways to have some decent advantages will try to explore and use it to make a good analysis when picking the right game to bet, I'm sure there's people who already exploring and trying the opportunity that this AI is now providing not an assurance but some data that can be usable to analyze well.
This data is worthy if ever you are aiming to pick games and see if which team/player do have a decent advantaged in winning the game.
After some discussion in this thread, it makes me curious if this AI for sports betting has been launched. Surely there will be many curious people who want to try it too. And if they can win easily because they already have accurate information, it will make other people interested in using it.
It should continue that way even you have that information from AI, I mean even you have those data and you are already entrusting the infomation you should still have the proper limitation with your fund, we can't remove the fact that we are inside gambling industry and not all can be predicted by AI, there are still factors that we needed to consider.
AI can provide data but the assurance is not a guarantee, it will continue to have a accompany risk when playing/gambling.
-NO- The first reason is that the outcome of the match is completely dependent on luck, although some prediction can be made from previous performances but it will never be 100% accurate.
Moreover, if you see the image below, then this is Google's prediction. I think this is also done by looking at the previous history through AI. There are many examples of such prediction failures. Because suppose you talk about cricket, when a bowler hits one ball, how the next ball turns out is completely dependent on luck
Completely dependent on luck? I would not say any match is completely dependent on luck. To an extent, yes. Not completely. Sports are skill-based games. A bad batter will do worse than a good one. Moreover, if you see the image below, then this is Google's prediction. I think this is also done by looking at the previous history through AI. There are many examples of such prediction failures. Because suppose you talk about cricket, when a bowler hits one ball, how the next ball turns out is completely dependent on luck
Gamblers will definitely be able to adapt to the current situation because if there are already a lot of gamblers who use AI well and can benefit from using AI, they should also find a way to try it. AI is a tool to help us do something so that we can do it properly and quickly, and using AI to get information about the teams that will compete will give us a faster time in collecting the data. And we can also find out how much the percentage of each team is.
Yup, gamblers who are keen to find ways to have some decent advantages will try to explore and use it to make a good analysis when picking the right game to bet, I'm sure there's people who already exploring and trying the opportunity that this AI is now providing not an assurance but some data that can be usable to analyze well.
This data is worthy if ever you are aiming to pick games and see if which team/player do have a decent advantaged in winning the game.
After some discussion in this thread, it makes me curious if this AI for sports betting has been launched. Surely there will be many curious people who want to try it too. And if they can win easily because they already have accurate information, it will make other people interested in using it.
It will be a big help once the desire achievements for this AI will be provided the same with the concept of what gamblers wanted it to be, providing detailed information with data that can help each gamblers to use as basis before they will play or bet with the games that they love, though we all know that it's gambling and nothing can be accurate as there are still many factors that can affect the movement and the possible outcome on each bets that we will going to take.
More on your own evaluation and how you will find the benefits of this system to help you when you are looking for good analysis
and statistics.
Gamblers will definitely be able to adapt to the current situation because if there are already a lot of gamblers who use AI well and can benefit from using AI, they should also find a way to try it. AI is a tool to help us do something so that we can do it properly and quickly, and using AI to get information about the teams that will compete will give us a faster time in collecting the data. And we can also find out how much the percentage of each team is.
Yup, gamblers who are keen to find ways to have some decent advantages will try to explore and use it to make a good analysis when picking the right game to bet, I'm sure there's people who already exploring and trying the opportunity that this AI is now providing not an assurance but some data that can be usable to analyze well.
This data is worthy if ever you are aiming to pick games and see if which team/player do have a decent advantaged in winning the game.
After some discussion in this thread, it makes me curious if this AI for sports betting has been launched. Surely there will be many curious people who want to try it too. And if they can win easily because they already have accurate information, it will make other people interested in using it.
The technology will get even more advanced as the developers are still working hard on this AI project. And now, there is a forerunner of this project which, if the team from the project can work optimally, will create an AI that may be versatile.
Didn't know that we can use an AI to predict the match. I am not sure how much they have improved the AI but I think at some point that it will be reliable, maybe we can get information in the AI and we can double analyze it to improve the first impression or idea from the AI.
We can't fully rely on the AI yet in my opinion.
We can't fully rely on the AI yet in my opinion.
Ai has been predicting the outcome of sporting events for a very long time now. I remember seeing these prediction come out whenever there's a big tournament like the champions league or world cup. The last world cup was predicted by an AI that Argentina were to lift the trophy and it ended up been so. Even though this prediction comes out positive, I can't fully put my trust on them as others have predicted wrongly in the past as well.
Then when it come to games that requires the players to be lucky that doesn't need specific factors to be put under considerations like how good the teams has been in the past or currently is, I don't think an AI can be more lucky than me as I'll always stick to myself and play the games.
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I just talked with a designer who started to use one, and that's basically how it will be. I can't become a designer if you gave me my own personal midjourney access, like even if I had midjourney on my own discord server and use it as much as I want with no limitations, I would not be a designer, I would be better than who I am now, but won't be as good as designers.
However, give a designer access to it? And they could definitely use that as a tool for amazing products and art, because they know what they are doing with it. Same goes with everything that is AI related, it is not to replace people, it's there to be a tool for the people and that's how it will be.
I just talked with a designer who started to use one, and that's basically how it will be. I can't become a designer if you gave me my own personal midjourney access, like even if I had midjourney on my own discord server and use it as much as I want with no limitations, I would not be a designer, I would be better than who I am now, but won't be as good as designers.
However, give a designer access to it? And they could definitely use that as a tool for amazing products and art, because they know what they are doing with it. Same goes with everything that is AI related, it is not to replace people, it's there to be a tool for the people and that's how it will be.
Yes, it's simply a better tool to create things.
For example, let's say you work at a newspaper. Instead of writing a whole article about something, you can ask an AI to write it and then you just edit it a bit and fact check it.
Same or better results, but way faster to create.
The same if you're a graphics designer. Instead of starting from scratch you can generate multiple starting points, and then fine tune the one design closer to what you had in mind.
Same for a software developer, automate all the mundane code with an AI, and simply edit and check the source code.
No need to start from scratch, people will be way more efficient with these tools.
Imagining a future when AI being applied in sports betting is really intriguing. Bettors may gain an advantage and have more fruitful wagering experiences if they had access to more up-to-date and comprehensive data. If such an AI for sports betting exists, I would be interested in giving it a try. In spite of the progress made in this area of technology, I believe it is crucial to keep in mind that betting always carries some degree of danger so even when AI is powerful, we should only gamble a right amount A. Future research into this AI and its effects on the gambling sector would be fascinating.
If in the future, when Al is applied in sports betting, it really is no longer that interesting. imagine, if Al's predictions were as accurate as possible. what will happen in a sports match, to be sure, is no longer interesting for us to watch. Regardless, I'm not sure Al can accurately predict the outcome of a sports match.
However, if Al is used to collect more recent and comprehensive data, it still makes sense. but to refer to a sports betting prediction, I say no. why, because in sports matches we cannot predict with certainty or as accurately as possible like mathematical calculations.
You still need to balance and sort things that the AI will provide, like what you mentioned it's still going to depend from how you understand and how you will integrate AI's knowledge to whatever usages you want the help, more on good basis if you find the answer and the statement is true and usable to your desire understanding.
It's still going to be the person's decision making if he will believe and if he will take what AI provides to him or it can be used as basis before taking the decision that he needs to provide.
Absolutely. It's up to us to decide what to do with that information, but I think it can be very useful if you know how to formulate your question. Not with the current version of ChatGPT, of course, because it's not connected to the internet and thus can't get the latest info, but in the future when it's updated every hour at least.
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At the end of the day you can only estimate with certain amount of error, either with or without AI. You're never going to get 100% correct predictions, that's just how probability works.
But on the long run, it actually is very helpful to use the AI as a tool for predictions.
I agree with you. The outcome of a match is dependent on luck, but not completely, that's for sure. Sports betting is a combination of skill and luck, and if you are more skillful than other bettors, you are in profit in the long run.
The funny side of using an AI for sports betting is that it can be more important to know how to put your question than anything else.
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