DRAFTKINGS USES AI TO TARGET PROBLEM GAMBLERS
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DraftKings is deploying artificial intelligence to identify and target users exhibiting signs of compulsive gambling behavior, according to research from the Electronic Frontier Foundation. The sportsbook uses behavioral data to pinpoint at-risk players for marketing campaigns.
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