MGA’s 2025 report shows AI now embedded in Malta oversight
By Dan Whitaker, Casino News Editor
The Malta Gaming Authority's 2025 report shows AI is now embedded in Malta's oversight, according to European Gaming. The report says the MGA has started using AI as part of its supervisory work, marking an official shift toward automated methods in the regulator's processes.
The report makes clear that every AI flag still goes through a person before anything happens, keeping human review central to any follow-up. That combination — automated screening paired with human checkpoints — is the key point the MGA reported, and it outlines how Malta’s oversight now blends technology with staff oversight.
European Gaming reported these findings on 8 July 2026, citing the MGA's 2025 report. For players in Malta, the change signals regulators are adopting AI tools while retaining human intervention in decisions tied to flagged activity.
Player angle: Regulatory AI is being used in Malta but human review still vets every AI flag, so players should watch how oversight adapts to automated tools. Our fast payout casinos guide has the up-to-date picture.
Reported by European Gaming.