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<blockquote data-quote="danb" data-source="post: 993770" data-attributes="member: 62850">Absolutely!BTW, I noticed that we need to do some work on the user prompt.&nbsp; Basically, when VoodooAi was cloud based, VS would check for an internet connection, and if there was not one, would let the user know that they need to be connected to the internet to scan with WLC and VoodooAi.&nbsp; Now that VoodooAi is local, we can remove the internet connection check for VoodooAi, but keep it for WLC.&nbsp; Once this is finished, if you want to test just VoodooAi, all you will have to do is disable your internet connection.From what I have seen, the best pure ML/Ai engines have around a 95% efficacy, and I expect VoodooAi to be roughly in that range as well.&nbsp; In other words, to properly protect a computer, you really need WLC and VoodooAi.&nbsp; So I personally would like to see an AutoPilot test with WLC and the new VoodooAi.&nbsp; I have already tested it quite a bit and found some malware slip past VoodooAi, but I have not yet found any that will slip past both WLC and VoodooAi.FYI, the reason I wanted to use ML.NET is because it is what Microsoft Defender uses for its ML/Ai…[URL unfurl=&quot;true&quot;]https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/apps/machinelearning-ai/ml-dotnet/customers/microsoft-defender[/URL]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="danb, post: 993770, member: 62850"] Absolutely! BTW, I noticed that we need to do some work on the user prompt. Basically, when VoodooAi was cloud based, VS would check for an internet connection, and if there was not one, would let the user know that they need to be connected to the internet to scan with WLC and VoodooAi. Now that VoodooAi is local, we can remove the internet connection check for VoodooAi, but keep it for WLC. Once this is finished, if you want to test just VoodooAi, all you will have to do is disable your internet connection. From what I have seen, the best pure ML/Ai engines have around a 95% efficacy, and I expect VoodooAi to be roughly in that range as well. In other words, to properly protect a computer, you really need WLC and VoodooAi. So I personally would like to see an AutoPilot test with WLC and the new VoodooAi. I have already tested it quite a bit and found some malware slip past VoodooAi, but I have not yet found any that will slip past both WLC and VoodooAi. FYI, the reason I wanted to use ML.NET is because it is what Microsoft Defender uses for its ML/Ai… [URL unfurl="true"]https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/apps/machinelearning-ai/ml-dotnet/customers/microsoft-defender[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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