"GTA 6" is coming soon! Officials are making every effort to prevent AI reverse engineering and will take legal action if necessary

"Grand Theft Auto 6", which players have been waiting for 13 years, launched for pre-order in June this year and will be officially launched on November 19. Since many private developers have recently used AI to reverse engineer the game, Strauss Zelnick, CEO of Take-Two, the parent company of "Grand Theft Auto 6", pointed out that it will comprehensively strengthen defensive measures and even take legal action when necessary to prevent the game from being illegally copied and transplanted.

Due to the rapid development of generative AI technology, many private developers are reverse engineering games on the market and porting platform-limited works to other new platforms. Someone even just ported "Grand Theft Auto 5" to the browser a few days ago, and was subsequently removed from the shelves by Take-Two officials. After all, this kind of reverse engineering behavior has serious copyright issues.

"Grand Theft Auto 6", which players around the world are looking forward to, is about to be launched soon. In order to prevent developers from using AI to reverse engineer, Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick pointed out that the company is paying close attention to this threat internally, and emphasized that it will continue to strengthen technical defense measures and strengthen legal actions when necessary.

However, Strauss Zelnick is quite confident about "Grand Theft Auto 6" and believes that even if some players do make an unofficial PC port of "Grand Theft Auto 6", most players will still choose to wait for the official version developed by Rockstar Games. At the same time, the former Rockstar technical director pointed out that even if tens of thousands of dollars of Tokens are burned, the final product may not be smooth.