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Whether operators and regulators can close that gap may determine how far and how safely AI reshapes the future of gaming

Last year the ���ӽ紫ý’ Gaming Institute AI Research Hub started work on a paper that will have wide-ranging effects on the gaming industry. In collaboration with KPMG, the audit and tax firm, the release of the inaugural State of AI in Gaming Report is poised to establish benchmarks for AI use and policy in the gaming industry.

New research highlights prediction markets and AI-powered tools as central to the next wave of gambling industry innovation.

Weaknesses galore identified in sector’s adoption of AI, especially by legacy casinos

A new ���ӽ紫ý report on artificial intelligence in the gaming industry says one in five companies have a dedicated AI governance role, and most organizations have no established governance practices.

Research has uncovered a “disconnect” between igaming companies’ AI governance and data privacy concerns and their commitment to creating the structures and dedicated roles to oversee the technology.

In what is targeted to be an annually updated report, the ���ӽ紫ý International Gaming Institute published its first research on the use of artificial intelligence and says while most companies have no governance practices, others are in the early stages of development.

The report draws insights from 83 gambling companies and 113 regulators worldwide, a 15-year analysis of academic publications, and patent filing data and expert contributions.​