In a proactive move to combat the rising threat of AI-assisted game cloning, Take-Two Interactive, parent company of Rockstar Games, is enhancing its technical defenses and legal activities. The looming launch of GTA 6 has sparked concerns as AI models are being used to create unauthorized game clones. Recent developments in AI technology have raised questions about the potential for complex console games like GTA 6 to be quickly decompiled or recompiled into PC ports, potentially leading to an early, unofficial release of the highly-anticipated game. In a recent interview with IGN, CEO Strauss Zelnick acknowledged the concern, stressing the importance of delivering the intended Rockstar experience while protecting intellectual property. He also expressed support for other AI companies taking steps to prevent the use of their models for unauthorized game cloning. During an investor Q&A, Zelnick emphasized Take-Two's focus on enhancing technical defenses and legal activities in response to the AI reverse-engineering problem. As the battle against piracy evolves, it remains to be seen what measures game companies like Take-Two will employ to safeguard their intellectual property and ensure fans experience games as intended.