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AI aimbots are a long way from being called aimbots.
They're not even remotely comparable to a memory aimbot (DMA or external).
I've tested AI aimbots extensively for various games. Most CV aimbots aren't good.
The technology isn't advanced enough for that yet.
For example, AI aimbots don't work at long distances. If the training model isn't trained for it, they'll target their own teammates. They'll even target objects in the environment.
Unfortunately, AI aimbots aren't good enough yet.
Furthermore, you'll be completely smashed in skill-based matchmaking like Apex because AI aimbots' performance is poor.
People who use AI aimbots don't care if they have a 1.0 K/D.
AI aimbots are also much easier to detect. Software-based aiming, in particular, can be detected very easily. This means you don't use an Arduino or Ferrum.
Anticheats can detect so-called double mouse movement.
Then the only options left are AI aimbots that use Makcu or Arduino, and those with a dual setup.
For this, you need a high-end PC, an expensive capture card with low latency, and an aim device.
Then the question arises: why not just get a DMA setup – which is even cheaper?
You'll inevitably reach a point where you consider whether it might be better to switch to real cheats like DMA or external.
Because you constantly lose with AI aimbots.
AI aimbots are more suitable for people who don't care about high killstreaks or dominating or winning rounds.
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