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Quote from: nonlogs on July 10, 2025, 05:37:03 AM

I came across this video where a guy trained a model using neural networks to predict the Australian Open 2025, and shockingly, the AI predicted that Jannik Sinner would win. The YouTube video has 1 million views. Here’s the link: https://youtu.be/LkJpNLIaeVk?si=0_DipPBd6AsFCJgn
One of the most trending hypes right now is AI and social media influencers are all about using it to get more views which will help them add more dollars to their adsense. And that's why they often create videos with the misleading thumbnail or story, which actually have no real output.

And besides, just think about it, if AI could really give out a guaranteed prediction, then all the sports bettors in the world would try to use it and as a result, there would be no more gambling industry visible.
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Quote from: nonlogs on July 10, 2025, 05:37:03 AM

I came across this video where a guy trained a model using neural networks to predict the Australian Open 2025, and shockingly, the AI predicted that Jannik Sinner would win. The YouTube video has 1 million views. Here’s the link: https://youtu.be/LkJpNLIaeVk?si=0_DipPBd6AsFCJgn
One of the most trending hypes right now is AI and social media influencers are all about using it to get more views which will help them add more dollars to their adsense. And that's why they often create videos with the misleading thumbnail or story, which actually have no real output.

And besides, just think about it, if AI could really give out a guaranteed prediction, then all the sports bettors in the world would try to use it and as a result, there would be no more gambling industry visible.