Re: whats with all the cheaters

@Vdstrk  It is a complex issue that a lot of game companies have to deal with on a daily bases.

There is no silver bullet that can stop all hackers or cheaters just whack a mole when ever it pops up basically.

@Vdstrk  Hackers and cheaters are becoming more sophisticated over the years in order to circumvent anti cheat systems.

There is a lot of money involved when people want to cheat or hack in games.

A cat and mouse chase with no end in sight.  

@SC3E101and what is the prime market for cheats? The most affluent of the countries.

Cheats may offer more features nowadays. The underlying system however is always the same. Access to memory. That is possible through poorly developed drivers, and through some hardware.

Both ways of access are detectable. The issue is how to prevent use of vulnerable drivers and\or specific hardware, not so much from the technical side as much as from the intrusive way that needs to be done.

the more drivers are excluded/prevented from running, the limited the functions a PC can perform. It would essentially turn into a "Uber-Console". I would be fine with having a PC that I can only use for gaming. But in general I would guess that is a poor solution as it might exclude a large portion of the population.

And even gamers. They may not be able to have stuff such as "disco lights" on their PC, because some of the drivers that manage LED light are not secure.

@Vdstrk  When people want to hack or cheat for whatever their reason may be there will be people who will provide these services to them for a fee.

Basically when there is a demand for something there will be supplies or services for it leading to profits for whoever provides them.

There will be a point in the future where EA or any gaming company won't be able to stop hackers or cheaters from running rampant in there games and any effort to stop them might hurt innocent players who might get caught in the crossfire.

@Vdstrk  Even AI can get things wrong since it still needs people to learn from, to maintain, and update its systems.

AI can become bias to this information that it learns from which can lead to unintended consequences.  

I'm enjoying this conversation we are having by the way.

@Vdstrk  My only concern would be if an AI becomes bias to the information that it learns from and flags players who might play in a way that might be interpreted as cheating even thou they are not.

AI anti cheat is something that can help deal with cheaters and hackers, but there is no telling how they would perform or adapt once implemented in a real world environment.

@Vdstrk  Well I don't know for certain since I have no background in this type of technology so I would hope that this could work but we won't know until it is fully implemented and information about how it performs becomes available. 

I work in IT in the development/testing side from a business perspective, and as a data analyst. So I read white papers here and there on AI and we have some limited use cases for ChatGPT at work.

Here is my simple idea on AI development: 

"Maybe we should slow down on AI until we can consistently get people right."

@Kyldenar  I watched this video on a youtube channel called LegalEagle about a lawyer using ChatGPT for a legal case he was doing for a client of his and my god it was a mess.