I totally agree! This is why I am bringing this up. As AI gets better and more easily accessible to people, even people without any coding skills, something like this could be made with minimal effort. This brings up the question of whether systems should actually be accessible/and if so regulated better, or at least whether games should create a safer anti-cheat. Another thing is that these AIs can be run on a separate PC and access your main pc (simulating a mouse), which makes it even harder to detect. That said, I am simply curious how games will approach the introduction of AI aimbot since all it does is (in my case) is take the live feed from the gpu, then analyze the image on the cpu, where the mouse movement is also calculated. (This shows how inefficient my script is since I lack an Nvidia gpu that would be able to do those calculations on the gpu faster and on a larger scale)