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Demi Williams

Call of Duty's AI-powered anti-toxicity voice recognition has already detected 2 million accounts

A character in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 holding a gun.

Call of Duty's anti-toxicity voice chat moderation system has detected more than two million accounts that are being investigated.

Last year, Activision announced that it would be implementing a new real-time voice moderation tool to its more recent Call of Duty games that would "enforce against toxic speech" by detecting things like "hate speech, discriminatory language, harassment, and more" from players.

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