Any anime-inspired Roblox game like Demon Slayer War Tycoon is great enough, but having these extra codes will make killing monsters and building bases extra fun.
Developed by SAND4 Tycoon, Demon Slayer War Tycoon is based on the popular manga and anime of the same name – allowing you to summon and cultivate heroes as you create a base and defeat demons to save the world.
By also using the codes in-game, you will receive additional rewards that will give you an extra advantage while playing.
All working codes
Code
Prize
FIVEK2LIKE2
4000 gems
THANK YOU
3000 gems
THANKS
2000 gems
Demon
1000 coins and 1000 souls
tamer
5-minute soul boost, 5-minute coin boost
SIMILAR GAME
1000 gems
There are six Demon Slayer War Tycoon codes in the table above that can be redeemed for rewards such as gems, coins and soul.
After entering the game to test out the cheats for myself, coins and soul boosts became especially useful – they allowed me to accumulate coins and soul faster to afford more upgrades for my base and demon slayer heroes.
How to redeem codes
The process of redeeming Demon Slayer War Tycoon codes is fortunately quite easy; Once you enter the game, just follow these simple steps:
Choose Twitter button with blue bird to the right
Enter one of the above codes into an empty text box
Choose ‘Enter‘ button
If successful, you will receive your rewards immediately
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Two members of a Hells Angels school club were allegedly stabbed in prison by young people linked to street gangs, in the wake of the war on drugs currently raging in the national capital, our Bureau of Investigation has learned .
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Members of the Red Devils motorcycle club, Ian Roy, 29, and Jonathan Bergeron-Gosselin, 32, were allegedly attacked with homemade picks at the Quebec detention center on October 27, according to our information.
“They were attacked in a very significant way. They were covered in blood,” explains a source.
Jonathan Bergeron Gosselin
Photo taken from Jonathan Bergeron-Gosselin’s Facebook page
This attack allegedly occurred in the evening, in a common area of the penitentiary establishment, barely three days after the arrival of Roy and Bergeron-Gosselin in prison.
Indeed, the duo was arrested on October 24 following a fight that occurred at the end of September in a striptease bar in Lévis, during which a shot was fired.
Photo René Leclerc / QMI Agency
Searches carried out on the sidelines of this affair then allowed the police to seize a loaded semi-automatic pistol as well as three Red Devils jackets, among other things.
Montreal forwards
These members of the Red Devils were allegedly beaten up by an inmate and a defendant, both aged around twenty and from Montreal, according to our sources.
One of the alleged attackers is currently awaiting trial in connection with a double homicide that occurred in Longueuil. He would also face charges of kidnapping and assault causing injury, for an altercation that occurred at the end of 2022, at the Rivière-des-Prairies prison, where he was then detained.
Following this attack, he was transferred to Orsainville prison, in Quebec.
Related to “Pic” Turmel
According to several informants, these alleged attackers are linked to Dave “Pic” Turmel, the leader of the Blood Mafia Family (BMF), known by the police as a street gang of “red” allegiance, very active in drug trafficking. . on the South Shore of Quebec.
Its members would have close links with those of the Montreal gang Profits Boys, which the authorities identify among the main responsible for the outbreak of armed violence in the northeast of the metropolis since 2019.
The ongoing conflict between street gangs and the Hells Angels in Quebec is believed to be the cause of several violent events in recent months. Remember that the former now refuse to pay their 10% tax to the latter.
Note that the two suspects are not currently facing any charges in connection with the attack on the two members of the Red Devils in prison.
Dave “Pic” Turmel remains on the run, facing an arrest warrant for drug trafficking.
Israel’s war on Gaza has seen it strike the Palestinian enclave with a new and deadly ferocity. According to a recent report, this attack is powered by an artificial intelligence system that experts say is indiscriminate and inherently flawed.
As part of a joint investigation, Israeli media outlets +972 Magazine and Local Call conducted interviews with several former and current Israeli intelligence officials, revealing that the military has lower expectations than before when it comes to limiting targets civil.
The relaxation of the rules was combined with the use of “Habsora” (“The Gospel” in Hebrew), an AI system capable of generating targets at faster rates than before, making it easier for a former intelligence officer called it a “mass assassination factory”.
Officials admitted to media that the homes of low-ranking members of Hamas and other Palestinian armed factions had been deliberately targeted, even if it meant killing everyone in the building.
In one case, Israeli military intelligence approved the killing of hundreds of Palestinians to assassinate a single Hamas member.
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“This is the first time they are talking about how civilians are being targeted on a large scale just because they hit a military target based on AI technology,” said science professor Anwar Mhajne policies at Stonehill College. in Massachusetts, » told Middle East Eye.
“Not feasible at all”
When discussing the Habsora system, a source told Israeli media that the emphasis was on quantity, not quality. They added that even if a human eye examines the targets before each attack, it does not take much time.
Mhajne said: “If you are waging a war on a scale like the one you are waging now in Gaza, how much more can you see again?
An Israeli expert on the military use of AI, who spoke to MEE on condition of anonymity, said it is “not at all feasible” to have a human examine every AI-generated target. AI in Gaza.
He added that the algorithm does not explain how it arrives at its conclusions, making it difficult to verify the validity of a strike’s outcome.
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While Israel estimates that Gaza is home to around 30,000 Hamas members, experts are concerned about the massive civilian casualties that can be caused by the use of these systems.
The Israeli army estimates that it has killed between 1,000 and 2,000 Hamas members in Gaza since October 7. More than 15,000 Palestinians were killed during this period, including at least 6,150 children.
“We are talking about thousands of civilians who have been killed (due to the use) of such technology,” Mona Shtaya, a non-resident researcher at the Tahrir Institute for Middle East Policy, based in Washington.
“A more important surveillance system”
According to Shtaya, Israel’s use of AI as a military and surveillance tool is neither new nor unexpected.
“AI is part of a larger surveillance system, in which Palestinians live under constant surveillance,” she said.
In 2021, a Washington Post investigation found that Israeli soldiers used an extensive facial recognition program to increase their surveillance of Palestinians in the occupied West Bank city of Hebron. The army also installed face cameras throughout the city “to help soldiers at checkpoints identify Palestinians before they even show their ID cards.”
The same year, Amazon Web Service and Google signed a $1.2 billion deal with the Israeli government known as Project Nimbus. Employees of these two companies warned that this cloud service “enables increased surveillance and illegal data collection on Palestinians, and facilitates the expansion of Israel’s illegal settlements on Palestinian lands.”
Israel also reportedly used AI during its previous major offensive in Gaza in 2021, in what it called “the world’s first war on AI.” During the 11-day battle, drones reportedly killed civilians, damaged schools and medical clinics, and flattened high-rise buildings.
Today, more sophisticated systems are used in the Gaza war, going so far as to predict the number of civilian casualties a strike would cause.
“Nothing happens by accident,” a source told +972 Magazine and Local Call. “When a three-year-old girl is killed in a house in Gaza, it is because someone in the army decided that it was okay that she was killed – that it was a price worth paying to hit (another) target. We are not Hamas. These are not random rockets. It’s all intentional. We know exactly how much collateral damage there is in every house. »
“They have a testing ground”
The current war began when Palestinian factions led by Hamas launched an attack on Israel, killing more than 1,200 Israelis and taking around 240 prisoners. Israel responded by heavily bombing the Gaza Strip and invading the coastal enclave, destroying much of the civilian infrastructure.
Sources involved in the investigation said they believed the widespread killings and destruction could be used to give the Israeli public an image of victory. Mhajne believes this goal can be extended to mirror Israeli technology.
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“The Hamas attacks showed the weaknesses of AI in surveillance,” she said.
She said Hamas’ ability to enter Israel unnoticed after its fighters dismantled signal towers around the Gaza Strip had caused serious damage to its reputation.
Israeli spyware technology has been particularly used in many countries to target journalists and activists.
Israel is also the world’s 10th largest arms exporter, with a particularly strong reputation for cybersecurity and AI weapons.
“They are testing things on Palestinians. This is why Israel is leading in developing cybersecurity and AI, because they have a testing ground,” Mhajne said.
“No one talks to them about how they develop it and how they test it. I guarantee you that this technology, after the war, will be sold to every repressive regime you know. »
Shtaya agrees, saying that AI warfare technologies such as Habsora’s are “simply used to impress and facilitate their work in destroying the Gaza Strip.”
Even if this system remains strictly in the hands of the Israeli army for the moment, the Israeli expert believes that this will change.
“In the future, people who work there will go to the private sector, make similar things and export them, that’s for sure,” he said, asserting that Israeli arms sales have already soared. arrow. “This war is already beneficial for Israeli arms dealers and their exports. »
‘There are no limits’
While many are calling for Israel to be held accountable for its actions in Gaza, with UN bodies warning it could lead to accusations of war crimes and genocide, holding it accountable for its use of AI could prove more complicated.
While some governments and international organizations regulate the use of AI for military purposes by asserting that it must remain within the bounds of international law, there are few if any regulations specific to AI in warfare.
Moreover, Israel has so far shown no signs of regulating its use of this new technology, even if it means killing more civilians.
“Because Israel now considers Hamas an existential threat, there is no limit,” the Israeli expert told MEE, suggesting it could go as far as killing Israeli captives if it allows ‘reach Hamas’ highest commanders.
“AI certainly gives the military an illusion of precision and mathematical analysis, which is false,” he said. “All the human faults from which the algorithm has learned are automatic. »
The International Committee of the Red Cross believes that AI can be a tool to make better decisions in conflicts and avoid civilian casualties. Shtaya also believes that these technological advances, when used correctly, can generally improve people’s quality of life.
“It is painful and devastating to see this type of technology used by the state to oppress people and make their lives more difficult, just to suffer this collective punishment,” she said.
