Content ModerationVerified

Krafton uses an AI system that automatically detects players using cheats in its games, as confirmed on the Krafton AI official use-cases page. The system is described as running within Krafton's live game operations.

Details

Krafton AI's official use-case documentation describes 'AI technology that automatically detects users employing cheats' as a deployed capability within its gaming operations. This system likely analyzes player behavior patterns to identify anomalous activity indicative of cheating. The specific game titles covered and the technical architecture beyond this description are not detailed in available primary sources.

Products affected

PUBG: BattlegroundsPUBG Mobile

Sources & Evidence

Company Disclosure

Company DisclosureVerified

Use Cases – KRAFTON AI

Krafton AI·Aug 2025

https://www.krafton.ai/en/use-cases/

Other practices by Krafton

OtherKrafton integrated an on-device small language model into its life simulation game inZOI to power 'Smart Zoi' characters — AI-driven non-player characters that form their own thoughts, adjust their behavior based on experiences, and interact with players and each other in lifelike ways. The feature was included as an experimental option at inZOI's early access launch in March 2025.Creative GenKrafton offers players in inZOI the ability to generate custom clothing textures from text prompts and convert 2D images into 3D in-game objects using on-device generative AI tools. These features have been available since inZOI's early access launch in March 2025.OtherKrafton tested an AI teammate called 'PUBG Ally' inside PUBG: Battlegrounds, which players can squad up with in Arcade Mode; the AI communicates by voice, adapts strategies in real time, fetches items, and assists with revives. Public playtesting in PUBG: Battlegrounds Arcade Mode began in early 2026.

Have evidence about Krafton's AI practices? Submit a report.

Report a Sighting →