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.
In sports, I think AI is not as valuable as we expected. The reason is not that it cannot analyze the stats properly, it can, and there is tons of data available on the internet. However, the actual reason is that sports do not always follow their historical data. In fact, the situation can change at any time, and AI may not be able to account for that. Factors such as last minute injuries, player politics, and locker room dramas can also affect the stats and performance. Therefore, I suggest self analysis, where a person can sit, observe, and then place a bet, which will be more effective than relying on AI.