UNLV researchers launch second survey on AI adoption by gaming industry
Photo: CDC Gaming Reports
Artificial intelligence (AI) has transformed how many businesses operate, but the gaming industry, mostly land-based operators, has been slow to adopt the technology due to legacy systems that aren’t compatible. “When you’re adopting AI, you have to have the infrastructure for that, to be able to accommodate compute time or compute resources and that takes a lot of investing into,” said Melissa Swinehart, a PhD student (Computer Science) and researcher at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas International Gaming Institute.
Source: CDC Gaming Reports
