Gambling surveillance officer or investigator
Watches casino operations for cheating or theft by employees or patrons and investigates threats to the casino's money, chips, and equipment.
Will AI replace gambling surveillance officer or investigator jobs?
AI changes jobs more often than it replaces them. How much AI can help with this work: Medium. More AI overlap than 54 in 100 jobs. AI helps with some tasks, like paperwork or first drafts. People still do the core of the job. 0% of this job’s working time is already spent on tasks people bring to AI at work (Anthropic Economic Index). Based on Microsoft research on real AI use at work, matched to the tasks of each job in O*NET.
What AI already helps with
- Report violations and suspicious behavior to supervisors
- Develop and keep a log of surveillance observations
- Watch casino operations for cheating or theft using cameras and one-way mirrors
What stays human
- Make sure the casino follows state gaming rules and company policies
- Act as a security agent for management and customers
- Supervise or train surveillance observers
10-year outlook · USA
Expected change in the number of these jobs by 2035: -1.8%. Typical pay: $43,370 a year. US Bureau of Labor Statistics. German figures differ, but the direction is usually similar.
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