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MEP David Casa urges gambling operators not to replace staff with AI
Maltese MEP David Casa called on operators to invest in staff training before cutting roles due to AI, as job concerns in the gaming industry grow.
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Maltese Member of the European Parliament David Casa has urged gambling operators not to replace staff with artificial intelligence amid growing concern over jobs. He said reports of gaming jobs lost to AI "deserve our attention." The statement was reported by iGaming Business.
Casa called on operators to first invest in staff training and only then consider cutting roles. It is unclear from the material available to the editorial team which companies or regions were mentioned in the reports of job cuts, or what specific measures regulators are proposing. The full text of the article could not be obtained, so the details of the statement are limited to the announcement.
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