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Shots fired! (Screenshot: Activision) Earlier this week we reported on an insidious new cheating system for competitive shooters that works on consoles and PC alike and promises to be completely undetectable. Looks like Call of Duty maker Activision already has the cheat makers in their sights, striking down their YouTube ad for the program and affecting sudden change in their web presence. Though still available for viewing via a Tweet from the Anti-Cheat Police Department, a volunteer organisation dedicated to disrupting video game cheating efforts, the original YouTube video showing off the machine learning-aided cheat program has been removed, struck down by a copyright claim by Activision Publishing. We’ve reached out to Activision for comment on the video takedown and are awaiting a response, but the action implies that the publisher is aware of this new technological advancement in being a dirty cheater online and is taking steps.

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