AI Anti-cheat by https://anybrain.gg/

[worza]

I just watched this video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LkmIItTrQP4

Where he demonstrates that https://anybrain.gg/ have developed a working AI-anticheat that would absolutely rid cheaters from the game for good.

So why is it not being used?
Basically, because developers make money off cheaters and so they think thats what the consumer base wants.

Well -- I think its time we demand https://anybrain.gg/ to be implemented -- its already available for multiple engines and easy to integrate and scaleable.

If you're a cheater -- you're pretty much screwed. This AI-anticheat machine learning will be utilized -- and guess what!...

It can review past demos and ban you based on a biometric player profile -- meaning smurfs, changing accounts... even changing PC's wont save your pathetic arse. And there is a wealth of recorded demos and matches that are going to get put through this system.

What does that mean? -- it means if you cheat, you're going to get banned eventually, and you wont be able to just make another account elsewhere and jump back in. Just because its not implemented today, its planned for later this year. And so all you fkers cheating right now are going to say goodbye to the games you have cheated in -- and you deserve it. Hopefully it extends to banning people all together from gaming platforms.

Enjoy you POS hackers -- your days are numbered, and your past gameplay and current gameplay is going to catch up to you.

Future of FPS is looking bright.

[MNM]

I watched this video also but I'm concerned that valve will be so prideful in their vac system they will not use that ai anti cheat

[super swede]

Originally posted by MNM:

I watched this video also but I'm concerned that valve will be so prideful in their vac system they will not use that ai anti cheat

cuse they have vacnet which is yes you guessed it an AI anti cheat that checks overwatch footage to learn from correct judgements

[Crafty]

I personally think they're going to update VAC with a more ridged anti-cheat that uses AI to detect people. I believe that's what "Vac Live" is going to end up being. Like, if the algorithm detects an aimbot in a match, that person will just get nuked off the server.

Might be wishful thinking but Gabe himself has brought up AI to detect cheating in CS:GO and Dota a couple years ago. I know Vacnet already uses AI to an extent, I just feel that they're going to try and compete with 'Kernel level anti-cheat' with a more advanced non-invasive one of their own.

I don't think Valve will ever introduce any form of invasive anti-cheat like Valorant has. While AI will most likely be the advanced non-invasive form of anti-cheat available.

[MNM]

Originally posted by ghost marine:

Originally posted by MNM:

I watched this video also but I'm concerned that valve will be so prideful in their vac system they will not use that ai anti cheat

cuse they have vacnet which is yes you guessed it an AI anti cheat that checks overwatch footage to learn from correct judgements

but anybrain is better vac is outdated AI

[✦𝒱𝒶𝓅𝑜𝓇]

anybrain looks pretty nice on the surface for sure.

Please explain your point of "Basically, because developers make money off cheaters and so they think thats what the consumer base wants." ????

its actually quite the opposite. the more cheaters that valve bans, the more money valve makes. in banned cheaters making alt accounts and purchasing Prime at 15$ a pop.

Also, every cheater with skins who gets banned removes the supply of skins making the growing demand even stronger with a lower supply of skins. Supply and Demand. Driving an increased demand for cases, keys and skins on the market, which valve makes money on each and every transaction of those 3.

dw, i'll wait.

[Kami 💜]

this won't stop humanized aimbots or wallhacks at all.

[Kami 💜]

the guys will just adapt to it and not play too obv, which in cs already happens ( esp visible only when a sound was made for example etc ) the line between real players and cheaters just becomes so thin that for an ai to ban effectively it would need to ban real ones too.

it will give you the illusion tho, cheaters just can't be roaming around playing that obv anymore but this wont stop em.
lots of games have tried to rely only on server side detection like stat tracking, recording view angles analyzing behaviors etc but in the end the cheaters adapted to it so much so that legit players were also getting banned.

it's solid but only a part of the solution. there will be always a need for client side protection

[worza]

Watch the video before asking questions.

[LaGgIs]

Originally posted by ฅ^•ﻌ•^ฅ:

anybrain looks pretty nice on the surface for sure.

Please explain your point of "Basically, because developers make money off cheaters and so they think thats what the consumer base wants." ????

its actually quite the opposite. the more cheaters that valve bans, the more money valve makes. in banned cheaters making alt accounts and purchasing Prime at 15$ a pop.

Also, every cheater with skins who gets banned removes the supply of skins making the growing demand even stronger with a lower supply of skins. Supply and Demand. Driving an increased demand for cases, keys and skins on the market, which valve makes money on each and every transaction of those 3.

dw, i'll wait.

Wouldn't say thats true how can they make money when having vac up cost much much much much more then 15 euro from a user, then we have to talk about staffing the anti cheat so now we are really high up on the number, vacnet they talk about cost a lot to build and mainten, same with vac.

A small company can't afford a anti cheat BC they will go broke and shut down.

For valve it's small money BC they get in so much money from other source but saying that csgo make profit on cheaters are false they would have gone so much profit if the people didn't cheat BC then they don't need a anti cheat and they don't need to staff people to update it and stuff like that.


Short answer no they don't go profit on cheaters.

[LaGgIs]

Originally posted by MNM:

Originally posted by ghost marine:

cuse they have vacnet which is yes you guessed it an AI anti cheat that checks overwatch footage to learn from correct judgements

but anybrain is better vac is outdated AI

I think if you add that ai to csgo sommany people will be false banned, that's the problem with ai you really need to take the time to learn. I can't say what's better vac or anybrain but BC vac it's not a ai.

[Tyler]

This looks awesome. I hope It does as it claims and is implemented industry-wide.

[MAXE]

https://sportslitigationalert.com/cheat-sellers-beware-game-developers-are-not-playing-when-it-comes-to-integrity/

[Snootch]

Originally posted by MNM:

I watched this video also but I'm concerned that valve will be so prideful in their vac system they will not use that ai anti cheat

I'm more worried that the AI Anti-cheat will just give out a ton of false positives because of some of the wacky things some people have pulled off. If it works as well as they claim it does, then maybe, but until it gets an actual field test I'm going to remain skeptical that this is the solution.

[ama]

Those guys from anybrain have some fricking good marketing skills

[Frank]

watched all of the video ,humm , dunno but i pray for anything anyone to stop the cheaters in games .. and bring back the joy of online gaming for us all