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EPISODE · Jan 29, 2026 · 12 MIN

EP315: How can iGaming operators stay accountable when AI goes wrong?

from iGaming World: Day to Day · host SiGMA Group

At SiGMA Central Europe 2025 in Rome, the keynote titled Accountability By Design: Keeping Operators in the AI Gaming Loop, delivered by Martina Galea, Student at the University of Malta, examines how iGaming operators can mitigate criminal liability when AI systems act illegally. Using a layered cake model, she outlines three preventative measures, AI ethical review boards, algorithmic audits and continuous human supervision, alongside practical steps operators should take when AI fails. The keynote offers a clear legal and operational framework for building compliant, transparent and responsible AI systems in regulated gaming environments.Guest: Martina Galea, Student at the University of MaltaConnect with the iGaming community: https://linktr.ee/sigmaworld

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