We could use the power and affordability of powerful modern-day technology and create something that harnesses the power of artificial intelligence or deep learning, pattern recognition, having access to a large and ever growing and shared data set, and etc. and we could help push back and deter bot users and cheaters of any kind at bay, with harsh penalties to boot--with a sort of super bot. It would be cool if it could be a private and shared effort among all the poker sites, but as to the difficulty of that actually happening I am not sure.
I don't know about the potential of this area of science. But from what we have been able to watch in cinema films, putting artificial intelligence at the service of online poker can lead to a paradigm shift across its structure and mode of competition around the world.
artificial intelligence within an online poker would eliminate all poker players today there are already bot myths or clone online so many already resent losing often I play in stars many doubtful nik without even a cartoon face to face and you see it in big tournaments in particular it doesn't bother me because I play very low limits and freerol with a password to banka I don't know a friend who won an important tournament there I always blame the variance of the system I don't think anymore Artificial intelligence is online, just look for a button to want something and buttons appear everywhere, that's why I can't see the time for this terrible andemic that humanity lives to end to sit at a real table
Unlike chess, there's luck and bluffing in poker. It seems like it would be easy to bluff an AI, but maybe not. Also, it takes a lot of expensive processing power to make an AI work at the level of a chess master, so it would probably take a lot of processing power to make an AI good at poker as well.
If you're a chess player, try playing the computer on an old video game system, like a Gameboy. Even at the "hard" settings on Chessmaster, it's easy to beat. Then try the same thing on a modern PC. The computer is much better because of all that extra processing power.
It's kind of like bitcoin mining. At a certain point, you lose money mining coins because the processing costs more than the value of the coins. So the AI processing power needs to be factored into the cost of playing poker, not just the cost of the hands themselves.
If you're a chess player, try playing the computer on an old video game system, like a Gameboy. Even at the "hard" settings on Chessmaster, it's easy to beat. Then try the same thing on a modern PC. The computer is much better because of all that extra processing power.
It's kind of like bitcoin mining. At a certain point, you lose money mining coins because the processing costs more than the value of the coins. So the AI processing power needs to be factored into the cost of playing poker, not just the cost of the hands themselves.
Thanks to AI and collusion teams, ring games are dead!!!
Even the pros cannot beat them consistently so what chance do us regular players have at winning long term. 0% chance
MTT's are the last refuge for 98% of the online poker community....;(
Time to revisit the idea of small video windows showing a real person playing at online poker tables
Even the pros cannot beat them consistently so what chance do us regular players have at winning long term. 0% chance
MTT's are the last refuge for 98% of the online poker community....;(
Time to revisit the idea of small video windows showing a real person playing at online poker tables
Artificial intelligence seems to me something dangerous for the industry since it has great negative risks, it could be more controllable for people without access and dangerous, I really have a panic about that science, they should handle it with great care, it could be our own destruction
The bots are tragedy for poker online!! I dont want to play against bots.. its ridiculous!! But the people like to be more smart and ganacious in most cases in this life.. its so sad to know bots are dominating the poker online..![emoji19][emoji2961]
Shells said:
You know - theoretically AI can be used to identify cheating bots at the poker table.
If the AI can run in real time then it can watch play and determine with some probability whether or not a particular player is a bot or not.
Although I play the same way most of the time - occasionally I make a mistake and deviate from my own style of play.
AI would know the difference.
If a player never deviates from their style of play - then the poker site can send them a "prove I am a live player" test.
Poker_Mike said:
This seams like a fairly easy solution that could be implemented quickly. There are "captcha" programs and simple "click the checkbox" routines that could randomly cycle through the games. The bots will catch up and figure out a way to get around these as well, so the sophistication will need to progressively get more complicated. This seems to really be the best way to ensure there is a human on the other side of the mouse. There would then be issues with what happens if the human is sitting out for some reason. This doesn't mean he is a bot, it just means he isn't there. Maybe not so easy after all....