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something malicious is brewing 

While cheating in multiplayer games is objectively a bad thing, I am curious to hear how people feel about a video that goes through using machine learning/image recognition to detect players on the screen in a game (and then doing, yknow, cheaty things with that). The idea is not to glorify or publicize cheating, and I will be pretty explicit about that, but instead it's to go through what could possibly become a normal thing in the world of game cheating anyways, as well as to simply learn how image recognition works in a an applicable form along the way.

Is this too close to simply teaching people how to cheat in games? Does it matter if cheating software is going to exist regardless of whether I create this video or not? Does "the code sucks anyways and was more about the journey" justify it's existence? It feels morally ambiguous and I do think people will find the technology/project cool outside of it's dubious intent, so I'm curious if the world will hate me for continuing to edit it :P 

Important video announcement ‼️‼️ 

workin on something 

watch or i suck your soul like a 7-11 double gulp slurpee

 https://youtu.be/j-SIuTV7p50 

i wonder what this next project is... 

watch this video or i will do inappropriate things with your mother 

 https://youtu.be/Qjp3b8D8PZo 

im so tired and hungry

 https://youtu.be/pPKbpPoNmW8