AI will monitor voice chat for the next ‘Call Of Duty’ title


Voice chat lets players talk to each other while playing a video game. — AFP Relaxnews

The gaming world is no stranger to innovation when it comes to using technology. This time, the technology concerns not the game itself but rather online play – for the launch of Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare III, Activision has announced the introduction of a moderation system that uses AI to detect any hate speech during real-time voice chat.

On Nov 10, in addition to discovering the latest Call Of Duty video game, players will also be confronted by another “player”: voice chat moderation powered by artificial intelligence.

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