What you are saying does make sense in the sense that it gives the anti cheat developers something additional to train on, but as you said it's a cat and mouse game so that being a reason not to develop something like this isn't going to change the game of course. My opinion is that cheat developers should start developing models for aimbot and more humanization and release them once these Ai anti-cheats are starting to be used by more game devs.
The part that I think would be really neat though as a feature for you (or other cheat devs) is to be able to have a true aimbot where a key can be held (right mouse for most, or another key for a panic kill thats necessary) and the aimbot will do everything for you for a specific kill, including the aiming and shooting and will look completely human. As I said, some people might say "well you're not even playing anymore" and this could be true if someone is doing this for all kills, but it's still something that would set a cheat dev apart from other devs and would be quite an amazing feature to use as needed (or all of the time if someone finds that fun).
Anytime in the past I've had a panic situation where I need to get a kill due to someone sweating their butt off, I would hit my rage key and get the kill, but if there's a kill cam, it's very blatant aimbot locking onto them and I just have to allow them to know that's what happened. This would prevent that and look like someone has some incredible aim since the entire process would be humanized and look like a top player with the aimbot not just straight up locking onto a player or moving from body part to body part, but hitting most shots and missing one or two as a normal human would with the chrosshairs moving around the body naturally.


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