Captain FURIA Esports Gabriel FalleN Toledo shared rumors about a new anti-cheat for CS2. The Brazilian esports athlete shared the information during a personal broadcast on Twitch.

According to Toledo, the new third-party program detection system will be based on artificial intelligence. He also noted that the cheat industry is already larger than anyone can imagine.

The cheat industry is already bigger than you can imagine. People are making serious money off of it. Just imagine you're a talented programmer and spend your talent on writing cheats.These cheats often hide in the depths of your computer. A better anti-cheat is needed to detect them, one that will also penetrate the darkest corners of your computer to eradicate the possibility of unfair play.
I think Valve is now going a different way. I heard that Valve is developing a new anti-cheat with artificial intelligence. Something that no one has done in the last 20 years.

Gabriel FalleN Toledo

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According to journalist Richard Lewis, Valve wanted to present an innovative anti-cheat solution using artificial intelligence along with the announcement of CS2. However, according to his information, the studio abandoned this idea because the development of this tool was not yet completed.