I just got done watching basically Homeless' youtube video on Anybrain. Its an AI anticheat model that can be applied to any game and has some pretty insane claims and implications. Essentially the AI learns how the game can be played, and even learns down to an individual level how each person interacts with the game and can even create a form of biometric signature for each player. It then finds any anomaly that deviates from human interaction and the devs can decide on how it priceeds with punishments. All this info is then stored server side, including your 'boimetric signature', and this can be used to not only ban you on your current account that is cheating but on any account you create in the future. Even on brand new hardware. They state that it is currently 99% accurate but who really knows. Point being, that this technology is far less invasive than the current kernel level anti cheat in Vanguard and apparently will detect not only client side aim bot and wall hacks etc. But also other forms of cheats not even stored on your pc such as AI aim assist or even esp programs running on a seperate pc that people can use to cheat with. It can even detect computer programmed periferals (people using a fully mechanised setup)

Is this something the community would get behind? I personnally think it would be awesome if Riot would at least look into it, if not impliment it.

If you have not yet, go check out the video as my explanation may not be doing it justice...