Lukasz Twardowski, a young Polish entrepreneur, recently made an unexpected discovery. By analyzing data from video games, he thinks he’ll be able to predict whether players are color blind, have Alzheimer’s disease, or suffer from various learning and development disorders.
He can already use this data to tell whether players are gamblers, cheaters, or minors, so the profiling of medical conditions is not that distant, Twardowski claims.
Disney fans may love this as it does sound interesting. Get ready to fight foes in an alternate reality filled with beloved Disney and Pixar characters! Today, Disney and Kabam revealed Disney Mirrorverse, an all-new Action Role-Playing Game RPG for mobile devices.
Another merger today as mobile developer Kabam has purchased Riposte Games.
Beginning tomorrow, March 3rd, Marvel will be kicking off their “Women of Power” event, which seeks to celebrate their wide roster of female characters by adding more of them to some of their most popular games. The event will cover popular Marvel games like the recent LEGO Marvel’s Avengers to smaller games like the mobile Spider-Man Unlimited. Here’s a rundown of each game and what will be added as part of the event:
This can easily be a lovely addition to games, as long as what they're adding is quality and not just something just so they can say their games have women in them now.
SJWs will probably still find something to complain about.
I'm happy if they can just catch the cheaters! Maybe destroy their computers while they're at it.
"By analyzing data from video games, he thinks he’ll be able to predict whether players are color blind, have Alzheimer’s disease, o...."
duh....
Thought provoking, interesting, important, and potentially scary article though.
I don't think it can predict gambling though. People play a poker game might go all in on a bluff knowing that if they lose it will have no real life consequence. They might take a jump they are not sure they can make knowing they won't get hurt/die in reality.