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ACMA maps AI use and risks among Australian online gambling providers

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Australia’s ACMA has published an April 2026 report on how licensed online gambling providers use artificial intelligence. It identifies four broad applications: odds and predictive analytics, personalised services, content and product features, and detection of harmful or fraudulent behaviour; the report also notes providers may not disclose the full extent of their use.

The report sets out AI applications and associated risks relevant to licensed providers and regulatory oversight in Australia.

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Story date9 March 20265 June 2026

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