Using an AI Model?

Is anyone using or playing with an AI model? I have created an AI model using ChatGPT that I use. I spent the last month or so working with it and I seem to have it dialed in over the last few days going 74% total in NBA, NCAAB, and NHL. But I am curious if anyone else is using anything or trying anything that works. 

@Boulder257

 i tried it, but not succesfull

Did you try a specific model? Or did you create your own? 

The one I am using is not doing well in NHL, but the NCAAB I have found it to work well.

@Boulder257

 created my own, it picked moneyline ncaab at about 90 percent, but agianst the spread 30 percent. i tryed nba and nhl similar results.

im so for behind on nhl tournament, stop puttinhg picks in at allstar game. im at -26972 about 65,000 units out 10th place.

Have you considered fading the 30%?

that what i'm doing with my picks now, at #46 in ncaab Tournament. I have made up alot ground.

I want to check some out.  Where is a good site to get started?

I want to check some out.  Where is a good site to get started?

@Jul77

 i just put key stats to win ats in chatgpt ai. kind put google doc together.

ChatGPT is what I use to create my own AI. If you get a subscription let me know. You have to use the subscription version to be able to create your own. With that said, it is completely possible to use current free models, and even the free model of GPT to search or analyze data, but what I am trying to do is create a consistent AI model that will work and learn. 

I never used anything like that, but for a school project I wrote a C++ program that used a genetic algorithm to make predictions and it placed better lines on football games than Vegas. Unfortunately, I stored it on a zip disk and cannot retrieve it now.

@Boulder257

 i wasn't aware that chatgpt at least 2 seasons behind.

@rlvegas1

 If you want current data, you can use Gemini instead of ChatGPT.

@DeaconBlues2525

 good to know

@rlvegas1

 That is true in that it stops in 2023 with it's base of knowledge, but it does have internet search capability, which basically brings it up to the minute. Also, you can input the stats into your model as well.

@DeaconBlues2525

 I have only recently started playing with Gemini, but I do like the search capability it has. I do feel like since it is Google's model, it probably has a better idea of how to use the internet as well. Or at least has a pretty robust search capability. 

@Boulder257

 Oddly enough and to update, the model turned and ended the regular season in the NHL wonderful, but went under 50% for NCAAB. It seems to do best on games SU and not as well ATS.