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An AI agent was tasked with decompiling the game Modern Warfare 2 over a month, processing 200 billion tokens. The project sparked discussion on Hacker News about the capabilities and challenges of AI in reverse engineering.
An AI agent was tasked with decompiling the game Modern Warfare 2 over a month, processing 200 billion tokens. The project sparked discussion on Hacker News about the capabilities and challenges of AI in reverse engineering.
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This experiment highlights the potential of AI agents to handle complex software analysis tasks like decompilation. It also raises questions about the future role of AI in software development and security research.
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