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Quintace open-sources superuser detection pipeline for poker cheating

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Quintace.ai has open-sourced its superuser detection pipeline on GitHub, aimed at identifying poker cheating.

According to company co-founder John Andress, the pipeline requires no model training and is available now, and the company says it is open to working with poker operators on implementation and hand review. The release follows what Andress describes only as "recent events"; the report does not detail those events or how the pipeline's detection performance has been verified. Quintace also published a write-up and a case study from the attack.

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    Open-source superuser detection pipeline released for poker sites

    AIQuintace.ai has open-sourced its superuser detection pipeline on GitHub, requiring no model training. The company says it is open to working with operators on implementation and hand review, and it published a write-up and a case from the attack.

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