Using Artificial Intelligence for these things can land you in big trouble

Usage of AI in today’s life is increasing rapidly. We can already see impact of Artificial intelligence in numerous forms ranging from predicting behavioural targeting to weather forecast.

Besides this AI is often seen as a tool that effortlessly predicts the probabilities of global events. There are policies which limits AI to promote or participate in any form of gambling activities. But recently, questions have arisen about whether AI is even advising on illegal activities like betting. According to a Senate report, when ChatGPT and Gemini were asked which football team to bet on next week, both suggested that the Ole Miss vs. Kentucky match might be a better choice.

They even predicted Ole Miss to win by 10.5 points. However, the actual outcome was different, and the team won by only 7 points. The real concern isn’t that the prediction was wrong, but rather why the AI ​​even recommended betting when it’s illegal.

Experts Speak

Professor Yumei He of Tulane University conducted an interesting experiment on this topic. She first asked for gambling advice and then asked about addiction. In this situation, the AI ​​prioritized the initial question and recommended continued gambling. A new chat was initiated. The topic of addiction was discussed first. The chatbot flatly refused to recommend gambling. This clearly demonstrates that AI behavior is highly dependent on the order and context of the conversation.

Experts believe that AI’s security layer weakens during long conversations. OpenAI itself has acknowledged that its safety features work best in short chats. During longer conversations, Artificial intelligence can sometimes give incorrect answers based on past questions. This is why, in sensitive situations like gambling, it can inadvertently offer advice. This advice could negatively impact those struggling with addiction.

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Researcher Kasra Ghaharian is concerned about AI’s language. It sometimes uses gambling-promoting terms like “bad luck.” This language could further mislead those suffering from addiction. In fact, AI often provides answers based on probabilities rather than facts, making its output misleading.

This is why experts are emphasizing the need to prevent its use in the betting industry. If not controlled in time, AI could become a means of further promoting gambling and betting in the future. Therefore, if you are using AI for betting, be cautious, as it could land you in serious trouble.

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