Maybe we haven't seen a high performance from AI because the technology to predict matches is not enough to collect valid data on the internet. But maybe it will get better in the coming years as new technologies get better than they are now. And if AI technology can really help humans collect more valid information, it will help humans to be able to place bets on teams that really have a greater potential to win than the opposing team. And maybe casinos will also make regulations related to the use of AI itself.
If reliable artificial intelligence baseed prediction tech on sports gambling would exist, i am pretty sure it's closed source and developers rather use it themselves to make money then sell it to public use. If it doesn't work however work well enough, it will be sold all over the internet as a premium AI prediction service so that devs get at least some profits out of it.Surely, I think the code will be securely kept in secret. If this kind of script is published publicly, bookmakers will go bankrupt but honestly, I do not think that there is a script that precisely forecast the result of the upcoming sports event. The most they can do is just compare the factors between the opposing team and make a summary of the most possible outcome of the event disregarding all the unpredictable variables. At the end of the day, the result depends on the players that are involved in that sports event unless the fight is rigged or fixed.
