whats with all the cheaters
am i shadow banned or is every single lobby got at least a squad of cheaters in the lobby, * this game
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@SC3E101 there are a couple projects underway as far as AI is concerned.
They have been testing it live of a few games. We do not know which they are, but results seem to be quite positive.
Cheater elimination happens within 5 minutes from playing. The most challenging part seems to be fingerprinting cheaters. What you mentioned as "updating and maintaining a database".
Maintenance is relatively easy than instructing the AI, if I understand it correctly.
The value of it is that once a player is fingerprinted, he will NEVER play another game that uses that same AI anticheat.
I would guess that a counter to that would be so sophisticated that the cost for a work-around won't make playing the game worth at all. IF a work-around is possible.
Then again, quantum PC are being developed so...
They have been testing it live of a few games. We do not know which they are, but results seem to be quite positive.
Cheater elimination happens within 5 minutes from playing. The most challenging part seems to be fingerprinting cheaters. What you mentioned as "updating and maintaining a database".
Maintenance is relatively easy than instructing the AI, if I understand it correctly.
The value of it is that once a player is fingerprinted, he will NEVER play another game that uses that same AI anticheat.
I would guess that a counter to that would be so sophisticated that the cost for a work-around won't make playing the game worth at all. IF a work-around is possible.
Then again, quantum PC are being developed so...
@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.
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."
