RG24seven launches live webinar series Talk 24, starting with AI in responsible gaming for first session

BMM Innovation Group (BIG) company RG24seven Virtual Training has announced the premiere of ‘Talk 24’, a new live webinar series. 

The first episode of ‘Talk 24’ will be co-hosted with Better Change and will feature a discussion highlighting Responsible Gaming training and AI solutions in support of Problem Gambling Awareness Month (PGAM).

The webinar will host two special guests: Phil Sherwood, Senior Director of Responsible Gaming at PrizePicks, and Paula Murphy, Head of Business Development at Mindway AI.
 
Wendy Anderson, Chief Executive Officer of RG24seven, said: "The goal of the TALK 24 webinar is to highlight comprehensive, up-to-date education addressing emerging issues with subject matter experts.

"We are very pleased to welcome Paula Murphy and Phil Sherwood to speak and share their knowledge on the intersection between Responsible Gaming and AI Technology."

RG24seven and Better Change will host the complimentary webinar on March 13th, at 8:30 AM Pacific Time. The session will be held in a live webinar format and designed to be both engaging and interactive. 

By the end of the 24-minute webinar, attendees will better understand the future of AI in Responsible Gaming, along with best practices, challenges, and ethical considerations. Registration for the free webinar is now open. Gaming company executives, managers, and other representatives can register via this link. 

Anderson added: "Our Responsible Gaming Training is compliance-grade, presented by the top experts in the industry, and available to gaming companies year-round. The first episode of the TALK 24 webinar will serve as a preview to our new course focused on Responsible Gaming and Artificial Intelligence."

Last month, the company also announced a new solution for organizations looking to integrate its training courses into their own Learning Management Systems (LMS). Effective immediately, RG24seven's catalog of training courses is now available for casinos and gaming organizations to integrate directly via SCORM Files or Single Sign-On.