Fist Game will work with Ubisoft to develop an anonymous database: train the AI system to reduce harmful behavior in the game

CTOnews.com, Nov. 17 (Xinhua)-- fist Game announced today that it will cooperate with Ubisoft to develop a collection of in-game anonymous databases to better train AI-based proactive tuning tools to detect and mitigate harmful behavior in the game.

The fist game says "Zero damage Communication" is the first step in a cross-game industry project that aims to benefit all video game players. The common mission of fist games and Ubisoft is to create a game framework that promotes a more meaningful social experience while avoiding harmful interactions.

CTOnews.com learned that both companies believe that only through communication, cooperation and joint efforts across the game industry can the social ecology of online games be improved. With the help of many of Yubi's popular games and fist game products, the database created by this cooperation will cover a large number of player data and cases, so as to better train the AI system to detect and mitigate harmful behavior.

According to reports, as games become more and more popular around the world, the scale of this challenge will only continue to expand. As a result, fist games are investing in AI systems to automatically detect harmful behavior and foster a more positive community environment in their games. Fist Game says it plans to share the results of the first phase of the project with the entire game industry next year.