World Network is working with gaming hardware company Razer to launch a series of features to solve robot problems in video games, the Internet reported. The "Razer ID verified by World ID" jointly launched by the two parties is a single sign-on mechanism that can distinguish real players from robots. The mechanism is built on Razer's existing login service Razer ID and aims to ensure that "there are real people behind every Razer ID account." "Game developers now have a tool to build dynamic spaces dominated by real players rather than robots," the World Network said in a statement. Wei-Pin Choo, chief corporate officer of Razer, said: "As artificial intelligence continues to reshape the gaming world, we want to provide gamers and game developers with the tools they need to respond to this transformation safely and confidently. By working with World, we ensure that real players are at the heart of every experience, maintaining the fairness, immersion and nature of the game that is designed for humans."