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Video Game Reverse Engineering Community Shuts Down Because AI Has Made It Too Easy

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Why this matches Concern & critique reaction 1 attributable expert contribution · Jason Koebler
“A video game reverse engineering community has shut down because many games can now be trivially reverse engineered and decompiled with AI: "The community aspect of decompilation has been broken." www.404media.co/video-game-r...” evidence ↗
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“A video game reverse engineering community has shut down because many games can now be trivially reverse engineered and decompiled with AI: "The community aspect of decompilation has been broken." www.404media.co/video-game-r...”

“"Historically, decompilation has been a brutally difficult, time consuming task." Now, AI is trivially doing it.”

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Jason Koebler: A video game reverse engineering community has shut down because many games can now be trivially reverse engineered and decompiled with AI: "The community aspect of decompilation has been broken." …
Jason Koebler: "Historically, matching decompilation has been a brutally difficult, time consuming task, on the scale of years for any moderately-sized game with a number of active contributors" Now, "anyone with…
Jason Koebler: I am seeing a lot more of this kind of thing lately. Is fundamentally the same thing as the AI Adobe clone stuff and I think the near-term impacts are that these human-focused mod communities get b…
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