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Quote from: Churchillvv on April 27, 2025, 05:56:05 PM

Not to create long story! however I did experiment one of my long waited biases yesterday and it did turn out to be some sort of good guess but later failed.

On the basis of AI, I took a chance at Deepseek promoting it to give me a close guess or tips on what team to win football matches yesterday and somehow it gave a good tips with statistics that gave me a chance to be rational in decision making but because of greed and the payout was quite small so I added my own guess to increase the chance of high return and it turnout that my own guess ruined the bet.

Curious to ask, did anyone ever try this out? it could work and also fall.

I would never trust AI with my money, whether gambling, daytrading, transactions or simply holding it. One bug or hallucination and all the money could disappear in a second. Maybe I am being too paranoid but I choose humans over programs everytime when it comes to decisions that have a financial impact.

Of course, AI models are not best to rely on when it comes to financial services or cases but perhaps put of curiosity I had to test out what it's like to use AI when it's a highly probable situation, however it came out in favour of AI.

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Quote from: Tmoonz on Today at 03:01:22 PM

Even when they can give insight of the possible outcome it will be very wrong for anyone to rely on it, anyone can give it try but truth remains that there are lots of things that happens in the event circumstances that those tools can not have control of for instance in a football game an AI can not detect the possibility of red cards offens or player having an injury in the event ground and this are among factors that can change the performance of a team and as well interfer with whatever that might be the prediction of an AI, while they make use of past and present data to analyze games it will never a guarantee towards what happens at the event ground.

Everything you have stated looks reasonable to me. The outcome of sports games is determined by so many unpredictable factors. An injury or suspension on an important player can change the course of the game.

AI would be good to analyse games, but you should also make your human inputs. It can serve as a guide but you would also have to reason before you make decision.

Exactly same thing I thought which lead me to messing up the whole bet, imperfect humans right even though AI was a bit correct than I was.

Quote from: Mia Chloe on Today at 05:08:25 PM

Quote from: Churchillvv on April 27, 2025, 05:56:05 PM

On the basis of AI, I took a chance at Deepseek promoting it to give me a close guess or tips on what team to win football matches yesterday and somehow it gave a good tips with statistics that gave me a chance to be rational in decision making but because of greed and the payout was quite small so I added my own guess to increase the chance of high return and it turnout that my own guess ruined the bet.

Well if you actually evaluate the whole thing you will discover that although the AI had made predictions practically on point, chances have it that it could have flopped and went sideways too. AIs make decisions and predictions through speculation and analytical data which actually means that if a team surpasses their normal stats one way or the other there is a high chance the prediction or the AI could fail.

Of course the chance of winning is as the chance of lossing. it could be correct today and be wrong tomorrow it could also be wrong today and be right tomorrow it's just a fun bet now because I have to keep testing it out till I get tired of it.