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"content": "The new MSI monitors (https://www.msi.com/news/detail/See-Everything--Win-Everything---MPG-341CQR-QD-OLED-X36-147596#:~:text=Ahead%20of%20the%20Game%3A%20AI%20Sees%20Before%20You%20Do) have allegedly built-in cheats that highlight human shapes, reduces flash-bang effects, zooms in on cross-hairs, adds night vision, and auto-magically brightens dark areas. It seems that hardware cheating built into a monitor is a new thing",
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