Quote from: Mauser on Today at 06:18:12 AM

I am not sure how reliable these predictions are at the moment, but over time the supercomputers will become better at predicting sports game. The question is then how this is going to impact the betting industry. Would anybody still bet money on a match where the supercomputer already knows the outcome before. Maybe the access to these supercomputers will be limited and the general public has no access to it. Or you might need a subscription to get full access in real time to any predictions. The problem is than that the bookmaker would be struggling to create enough diverse bets if all the people would just pick the winners. Either the odds would have to change drastically or the bookie is at risk to go broke. I think that once better predictions are publicly available all the gamblers would start following it, so it would make sense to hide them behind a paywall to not ruine the betting markets.

The predictions are solely depends on statistic and the crowd, since many Premier League is overrated and Manchester City won Champions League in the last season, it's not surprising the AI predict the winner would be either Manchester City or Arsenal.

Don't worry about bookies, before the public know to get the statistic and predictions, the bookies already know that. If the bookies didn't know about the statistic and they wrongly evaluate the odds, they will going to bankrupt ASAP.