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USA Today is publishing automated articles full of links to gambling sportsbooks, which may result in financial kickbacks for the publisher.

Artificial Intelligence

USA TODAY’s Disclaimers on Its Automated Sports Stories Are Longer Than the Actual Articles

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

Illegal online casinos are allowing children to gamble using their Roblox accounts — and now, families are suing over it.

Criminals Running Casinos for Children Using Roblox

By Noor Al-Sibai

Security researchers say they can hack a card shuffling machine widely used by casinos to show the hands of other players.

Hackers Gain Control of Casino Card Shuffling Machine for Godlike Control Over Games

By Frank Landymore

$According to Bloomberg, there's a man out there who's beaten Roulette, no computer required — and all he says it took was a little practice. Easy!$

A Math and Physics Savant Reportedly Figured Out How to Beat Roulette

By Maggie Harrison Dupré

A pair of Johns Hopkins economics experts eviscerated the crypto industry and equated it to cocaine in a scathing anti-regulation takedown.

Economists Compare Crypto to “Cocaine” in Scathing Takedown

By Noor Al-Sibai

Elon Musk's charitable giving has hit newsstands — and the world may have a professional poker player to thank for it.

Elon Musk Hired A Professional Gambler to Manage His Philanthropic Donations

By Noor Al-Sibai

Casinos all across the globe are starting to use facial recognition systems to improve their ability to keep self-identified problem gamblers away.

Facial recognition

Casinos Are Using Facial Recognition to Keep Banned Gamblers Away

By Kristin Houser