Yes, because unlike today, that’s not a software-exclusive attack that can be sold online without shipping a physical product. (Games can also trivially enable

Yes, because unlike today, that’s not a software-exclusive attack that can be sold online without shipping a physical product. (Games can also trivially enable HDCP to defend against that sort of attack in the majority of cases where it’s even possible to construct it at all, setting aside the chances of successfully asking a neural net to decode a game’s video signal and cheat effectively — and since the entire stack is attested secure, cheaters can’t use hacked video drivers that spoof HDCP, either.)