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The End of Decisions - Maurice Russo
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AI is eating the need for human judgement. I cover an analogy of how what happened in poker and chess is similar to what is happening with AI.
The End of Decisions AI is eating the need for human judgement Maurice Russo Jun 30, 2026 12 3 Share I’ve played a degenerate amount of poker. Over the years, I played over 15,000 tournaments online and over two million hands across almost every poker site you can name. I’ve had the highs of winning online tournaments with thousands of players, the lows of financial downswings, and some bad beats that still make me sick to this day. I got to go up against some of the best in the world, including idols of mine like Benjamin Rolle (or, more famously, bencb789 ). I loved every minute of it. I don
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