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YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - DraftKings using A.I. to target gamblers most likely to lose

A New York Times investigation revealed the sports betting app DraftKings has been using A.I. to study customers' betting data to target the gamblers who are most likely to lose. Stephanie Ruhle breaks it down.

WASHINGTONPOST (Jeremy B. Merrill, Jonathan O'Connell, Luke Connors) - We had AI analyze 50 hours of sports on TV. It detected gambling ads everywhere.

Has the marketing gone too far?

WASHINGTONPOST (Jeremy B. Merrill, Luke Connors, Emily Giambalvo) - Here’s how we used AI to find gambling ads in televised sports

The Post used AI to analyze 50 televised sports games for references to betting.

AXIOS (Russell Contreras) - AI is coming for rodeo, the last major U.S. sport untouched by analytics

Eight seconds on a bull has always been about instinct, not data. That's starting to change, as artificial intelligence moves into rodeo arenas and brings analytics to one of America's most tradition-bound sports. Why it matters: Rodeo has long defined itself as the last major American sport untouched by analytics. If AI takes hold in training and broadcasts, it won't just change how riders compete but redefine the cowboy's identity . State of play: The shift isn't just technological. It's cultural. - Cowboys are one of America's most enduring symbols of independence and tradition. Their embrace of AI could serve as a bridge between high-tech innovation and communities that often see it as threatening. - "We're applying real-world…

Eight seconds on a bull has always been about instinct, not data. That's starting to change, as artificial intelligence moves into rodeo arenas and brings analytics to one of America's most tradition-bound sports. Why it matters: Rodeo has long defined itself as the last major American sport untouched by analytics. If AI takes hold in training and broadcasts, it won't just change how riders compete but redefine the cowboy's identity . State of play: The shift isn't just technological. It's cultural. - Cowboys are one of America's most enduring symbols of independence and tradition. Their embrace of AI could serve as a bridge between high-tech innovation and communities that often see it as threatening. - "We're applying real-world…Open