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Ever found a Rocket League opponent that was just too good? The game’s developer Psyonix has now said it is aware of players using a trained AI bot to cheat in the game’s competitive modes.
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The phenomenon of using machine learning to teach an AI program how to play Rocket League is nothing new, as this <a href=)
PC Gamer report delves into. Trained bots have been pitted against each other for a while in local matches, and the question of how much and how well an AI program can learn to play a game like Rocket League is an interesting one to answer.
The problem comes with the seemingly more recent discovery by players that versions of the game’s AI-trained Nexto bot are now being used to cheat in Rocket League’s competitive ranked play modes, disguised as human players.
Source – eurogamer.net
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