Advancements in artificial intelligence and mobile technology are deepening the gambling crisis in the United States.
Democracy Dies in Darkness, published by The Hill, delves into this issue. The Hill offers nonpartisan insights about government workings and the crossroads of politics and business.
The gambling issue in America is growing and becoming less visible. Traditionally, addictions centered on evident vices such as drugs and alcohol. Casino gambling also played a smaller role. However, technology is changing this landscape.
Artificial intelligence and mobile apps now facilitate gambling in ways that blend into daily life, making addiction harder to detect. This shift requires increased awareness and understanding of the challenges posed by these innovations.
The Impact of Technology on America’s Gambling Crisis 
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