UNSAFE BET OP-ED: AI and gambling — the regulatory gap in South Africa is growing
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Ubiquitous artificial intelligence is increasingly embedded in gambling and betting products and platforms. The question is not whether to engage with AI, but how to develop, deploy, use and regulate it effectively and responsibly.
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