Newsazenplay.comMaine gambling regulators are monitoring DraftKings after reports alleged that AI and machine-learning tools were used to identify bettors likely to respond to incentives and remain active longer. DraftKings has denied using AI to target customers based on losses or indicators of problem gambling.
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Maine’s gambling regulator is monitoring how sports betting operators use artificial intelligence to target promotional offers. The scrutiny follows allegations that DraftKings used machine learning to analyze wagering histories, while DraftKings denies targeting customers based on losses or…
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