Razer Project Ava: would you pay an AI to help you get good at games?
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Razer has released a backseat gaming AI bot called Ava, and I'm not sure whether using it should be considered cheating or not
Will it be the "ultimate gaming copilot" like Razer says, or more like an annoying sibling shouting over your shoulder?