SBC SUMMIT INTERVIEW
actually proven out to have decision-making capability, and how you are regularly auditing and checking that those agents are acting in the right behaviours and the right rule sets that they’ve been designed to do. This is what the platform provides. This is what we’re hearing our customers need. That’s why it’s so important to actually engage in partnerships for us to develop where we are today.
Without the partnership with Future Path, it would have taken us another three or four years. The window of AI innovation is closing rapidly, and you have to really focus on working with leaders in the industry.
GIO: What does successful AI adoption look like over the next few years? And how do you see AI shaping the future of the iGaming industry? MS: Open models, closed models, ensuring that you are testing and ensuring that you have visibility into what each model can bring in terms of cost, as well as what each model brings in terms of value creation. So, we believe innovation is not going to slow down in any way, shape or form. In fact, it’s going to increase. We have to be there with our clients, and we have to be there in partnerships, driving that innovation at speed and scale.
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They’re exciting times. I am an optimist. I always will be an optimist.
Controlling AI and ensuring that we are balancing both the productivity gains with safety, audibility, controls and compliance is what Future8 is all about.
I want to thank our clients and our partners who have made this possible. We have listened to what your requirements and needs are. We are absolutely committed to innovating at the pace that you require us to innovate with.
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