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Investigate-Europe.Eu AI Chatbots Direct Vulnerable Users to Illegal Online Gambling Sites
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AI chatbots from major tech firms are directing vulnerable social media users to unlicensed online casinos, increasing risks of fraud and addiction. Analysis reveals that these chatbots can easily recommend illegal gambling sites and provide guidance on bypassing regulatory checks, raising significant public health concerns.
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2026-03-08
The Guardian reports on AI chatbots promoting illegal casinos
2026-03-09
Investigate Europe publishes findings on gambling-related risks
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