Quote from: Woodie on Today at 04:37:04 PM

The thing with AI is that it relies on the numbers, the historical data and once it computs this then it gives its predictions, and truth be told if it's using this strategy always then it won't always be wrong and with a couple of wins then players will want to believe AI does the heavy lifting and they should trust it..but we all know for the bigger teams it will be 90% correct but for the smaller ones predictions are 50-50.

But you know what it's better to analyze these games yourself as you know of all injuries and and player drama going on.

You are over-estimating the power of artificial intelligence for the purpose to predict the result of matches, in my opinion. 90% is way too accurate, even for those sophisticated software which rely on machine learning and neural links. The data they use as an input to predict matches are publicly known information, AI do not have access to insider information, like injuries, drama o disagreements among members of the team.

In the end, someone with insider information will have a leverage even higher which any AI could offer to a normal bettor who does not know what they are doing at the moment of placing bets.

Artificial Intelligence is not magic, they are technology and not matter how sophisticate that technology is, it will be always subjected to the effects of entropy and uncertainty from random events they code cannot take in consideration: Weather, mental state of each one of the team members, physical handicaps, even the bias of the referee in favor or a team and against the other.

Do not be fooled into thinking AI is a safe money to make money out of betting in sport, that is just a lie being sold by some people to get money from gullible people.