{"id":94338,"topic":"ai","source":"WGME","title":"Maine regulators monitoring AI use by sports betting apps after DraftKings allegations - WGME","url":"https://wgme.com/news/i-team/maine-regulators-monitoring-ai-use-by-sports-betting-apps-after-draftkings-allegations","url_hash":"e0b47c5c1fa64b5ee33c8ecfe56fe3616661d42f","author":"","summary":"<a href=\"https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMitgFBVV95cUxQVDBtUm5IaXlOS3hxb1ptMGRnYWpRSjk1WDlqckpBRzJoSlpnNXhQQk5sTHhFZ2EwMVJLNlFLa25wMk45WUpHbkZ5Yk1hd05NSWNTNG9MaFhzX2tIMEhyajZja2QweVJiUGhLRndhUzl2Tm8telM1enpOMEFkbkc1ZGhtV25ObFBEcmtJZXBSTmNrd3ZpUUpGMEtvd0g0bnNsLXYtTmNoZjkzeXNCTVBGLUt6Sl9ldw?oc=5\" target=\"_blank\">Maine regulators monitoring AI use by sports betting apps after DraftKings allegations</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color=\"#6f6f6f\">WGME</font>","content":"Maine regulators monitoring AI use by sports betting apps after DraftKings allegations\nAUGUSTA (WGME) -- Maine gambling regulators say they are monitoring the use of artificial intelligence by sports betting operators after a New York Times investigation raised concerns about how DraftKings ALLEGEDY used the technology to send promotional offers to customers.\nThe Times reported that DraftKings used machine learning to analyze customers’ betting histories and identify people most likely to continue gambling when offered promotions. 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