I think it'll be like Suno getting gaped by Sony and Warner where the frontier AI's will soon block all the reverse engineering or recomping/decomping, and software will be encrypted/obfusticated by AI in a way that makes unpacking it borderline impossible.

sure why not

Still no one can vibecrack Denuvo.

>>110025112
>people vibe features into other shitty programs
>people's shitty programs get vibe hacked using features from other programs
kek

>>110025225
I'm sure deepseek/kimi/GLM will care a whole lot about that.

>>110025112
lil chud, closed source will be the only option in the near future.
You won't own a computer in 5 to 10 years.
You will do everything from a phone or tablet on subscription based cloud services and you WILL BE HAPPY

>>110025112
closed source NEVER dies, the companies keeps more stronger then before.

well, you're talking about the death of open source.

>>110025314
Sure, but not for the guards that will be implemented later on. Everything up now is vulnerable, but there's 0 dollars in anything if someone can make a free version of your thing

>>110025112
tools already existed for turning binaries into c/c++ code. this has been a thing for at least 30 years.

>>110025355
But it's far from automated. Ghidra needs a lot of human feedback to be useful so it's going back and forth with the person operating it trying to parse better code through multiple passes.

>>110025580
Basically it's "I made this but you need to tell me what it means", which the operator does by reading back what it got out and figuring out how it applies to the actual logic of the software. Then they feed it back in so the program can then be like "oh, okay, so that's what that was, now I can figure out what this is so you can tell me what this part does" and so on.

>>110025262
voices38 did it without AI

>>110025112
>npm
This is going to fuck over so many people.

>>110025605
with*

>>110025225
>and software will be encrypted/obfusticated by AI in a way that makes unpacking it borderline impossible.
Bro current AI can run a loop to copy every feature it sees in the GUI via brute force method, until there is feature and visual parity.

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>>110025112
Intellectual property law has become outdated and must be destroyed. I will own everything and be happy.

InshAllah

>>110025752
Commie

god i hope so

>>110025782
wtf I love communism now

>>110025112
Another vibeGOD victory

>>110025752
Which one of these are you actually using then? Can you fuckers stop being cringe larpers for one second?

>>110025112
SaaS bros can't stop winning
So the future really is the cloud as they said.

>>110025904
Were you somehow too retarded to either crack these software or buy a student account for like $5? How was any of this shit ever inaccessible to you?

>>110025856
>Can you fuckers stop being cringe larpers for one second?
No

>>110025699
> $25,000 tokens in 2 weeks

>>110025225
Isn't all this data something AI companies salivate over?

>>110025605
Still too slow as fuck. He need 3 weeks to crack every single game.

>>110025752
based

can I use this shit to make a windows-only software to work on mac natively?

>>110025225
too late everything ever made will be decompiled and rebuilt

https://mistral.ai/news/mistral-large-4/