Agenda

The games industry is entering a period of rapid change, and AI is reshaping both sides of the fight against cheating. Cheat developers are already using AI to mimic human behavior, mask suspicious patterns, and automate entire cheat operations at scale. In response, studios and security partners are deploying AI-driven systems to detect non-human and unfair play faster, earlier, and with greater precision.

This session explores how AI is redefining the battle for fair play, what the next generation of cheating threats is likely to look like, and how studios can stay ahead of them without resorting to intrusive systems that undermine player trust or experience.

Takeaway

- How AI-driven cheating makes detecting cheats harder and poses a real threat to multiplayer games
- The pressure this puts publishers, particularly smaller ones, under to keep up
- The critical balance between protection and player privacy
- New expectations from regulators and platform holders

Intended Audience

The intended audience for this talk is game industry professionals who are currently in a leadership or decision making role in game development or interested in learning more about how AI can both help protect the player experience, as well as potentially harm it.