The largest technical standards development organizaiton dedicated to the betterment of the global gaming industry has announced a new body dedicated to responsible gambling.
Detailing the news in a press statement, the International Gaming Standards Association (IGSA) confirmed that its board of directors has voted to create a Responsible Gaming Committee (RGC), which will further help raise standards for responsible gambling and help association members tackle problem gambling. This announcement follows the creation of an Ethical AI Committee announced earlier this year, and further strengthening IGSA’s commitment to improving the industry as a whole.
Alan Feldman, a recognized expert in the fields of player protection and responsible gambling, has agreed to become a part of this new initiative.
Feldman is a distinguished fellow at the UNLV International Gaming Institute and chair emeritus of the International Center for Responsible Gaming, which already specializes in the matters that the IGSA has set out to address by forming its new committee.
Detailing the news in a press statement, the International Gaming Standards Association (IGSA) confirmed that its board of directors has voted to create a Responsible Gaming Committee (RGC), which will further help raise standards for responsible gambling and help association members tackle problem gambling. This announcement follows the creation of an Ethical AI Committee announced earlier this year, and further strengthening IGSA’s commitment to improving the industry as a whole.
Alan Feldman, a recognized expert in the fields of player protection and responsible gambling, has agreed to become a part of this new initiative.
Feldman is a distinguished fellow at the UNLV International Gaming Institute and chair emeritus of the International Center for Responsible Gaming, which already specializes in the matters that the IGSA has set out to address by forming its new committee.