Activision has introduced a feature in its games called "in-game voice chat moderation." This system utilizes ToxMod's AI technology to detect hate speech, discrimination, and harassment in real-time. The beta version of voice chat moderation technology started in North America on August 30 with existing Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II and Call of Duty: Warzone. The full worldwide release (excluding Asia) coincided with Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III on November 10. Initially available in English, additional languages will be added soon.

The Call of Duty teams are constantly battling toxicity in games. By leveraging new technologies, forming crucial partnerships, and refining our methodologies, we are committed to creating a fair and fun gaming experience for everyone. We value our community's input in this journey.

ToxMod is a tool that effectively detects and eliminates toxic behavior in voice chats. It goes beyond simple transcription by analyzing the nuances of conversations, considering factors like players' emotions and volume. This allows moderators to quickly respond to incidents with proper context. It's important to note that ToxMod doesn't take direct action against offending players; instead, it provides reports for Activision moderators to take appropriate measures. With the introduction of ToxMod, Activision strives to create a more positive and enjoyable gaming environment where players support each other.

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