Playstation 5 is being decompiled as we speak and Adobe's software has already been decompiled.Seriously what is going to happen in the future? It's obvious that moving forward everything companies release might as well be open source.
>>749459445There are none. No one will care.
First of all, it's not decompiling, but anyway.Not much is going to change. Maybe companies like Adobe and Microsoft will go cloud only exclusively, which is a problem for consumers.I don't think anything is going to change when it comes to video games at a corporate level. We will get more piracy and mods, which is cool. Why are people struggling to accept that consumers finally got a W from AI?
>>749459445Things will just get locked down harder than before, lawsuits against claude and openAI will restrict easy frontier tools, and people will start shifting to other models which will then also be locked down after a psyop cyber pandemic caused by AI agents
>>749459507Because no one cares about AI. There are infinite Mario clones out there and no one cares and Mario sells millions of copies. AI games are a worse version of that concept and that concept has already shown itself to be a failure.
>>749459507>consumers finally got a W from AI?Pyrrhic victory. Your job is in danger, costs going up, hardware costs and cloud costs going up, but you get a small window to play with toys
>>749459445They might be losing control on software, but in retaliation they tighten their control on hardware.Physical discs, RAM and storage prices, cloud services, they still control these and AI will not be helping us in this regard.
>>749459626AI is literally helping us in this regard. AI upscaling gives you better graphics with lesser hardware regardless of the mental gymnastics you use to say it's "fake frames"
>>749459656Can AI make your own hardware though?
>>749459656Graphics haven't mattered in this medium for at least 15 years. AI always ruins artstyle which does matter.It is partly why no one gives 2 shits about AI games. They'll always look and feel like AI games.
AI is wonderful, there's a guy named Pale on twitter releasing new fully translated games at a lightning pace thanks to AI.
>>749459445Is this from the movie about the Mother AI who killed all humanity to "create one better"?
>>749459698AI can magically make your 60fps game be 120fps It is helping way more than an extra 10% raster for an extra $500 in the price tag
>>749459445Same as it is now, non-functional slop only good for twitter updoots.
>>749459763Not interested in some fag software making approximation images between all the real frames and fucking up the visual clarity.
>>749459839This is my first post in this thread and I'm just here to call you a homosexual luddite
>>749459839It does not fuck up visual clarity though, and this is my entire point. AI is bringing real advancements to hardware. It allows you to use weaker hardware to achieve better graphics and frame rate. Yet you reject this because you're schizophrenic enough to believe that "real frames" and "fake frames" exist. Nigga it's all fake it's pixels on the screen none of it is real you fucking low IQ cunt
>>749459839Being knowledgeable on how this shit is fake and gay triggers the ai shills so hard lol.
>>749459930>>749459839samefag
>>749459507has anyone actually tried to get a proper decompile out of claude? like telling it to turn mario odyssey into readable c++ code that compiles 1:1 to the final game?feels like everything being done with this shit is just jeetslop made for twitter likes
>>749459507>Customers win by using a tool provided by one of the largest tech companies>Need to buy a subscription to use that tool
>>749460082That is what they are trying to shill - subscriptions. All AI threads boil down to this.
>>749460061AI is extracting the machine code. It can translate that to any language you want, but the output will be rough and not really functional. But it's good enough to play whatever it is you're "decompiling" in any platform.
>>749459445Practically, it's not going to go anywhere in 2 years when Trump's EO protecting AI from copyright lawsuits expires and corporations finally go tits up.This is how AI is supposed to be used, and I do support that; Honestly, it's your lackey intended to brute force on your behalf.
Consoles have exhausted their purpose decades ago. They only serve to shackle consumers to needless premiums for basic functionality. Blowing the antiquated practice of physical DRM will only be beneficial to the consumer.
>>749459445There will be attempts at obfuscation at the machine code level which will make software run like shit and when that doesn't work they'll go streaming only which will run even worse and still won't work since at that point AI will be able to reconstruct your software from simply seeing it in action.You'll be locked into streaming anyway since hardware capable of running shit locally will be priced out of consumer reach or straight up not sold to the general public at all.
Nothing.Nobody knows what to do with it.Take the most out of out shape /v/ denizen, give him materials to build a house, what's he gonna do? Nothing he doesn't know how.That's what's gonna happen here, you'll keep hearing about LE DECOMPILES and nothing will happen, just like all the vibe coded ports being vomited out barely work, its just gonna be yet another dumpster, endlessly preserved in all its triteness.
>>749460202Needless premiums? RAM alone costs almost as much as a console.
>>749459541>people will start shifting to other models which will then also be locked down after a psyop cyber pandemic caused by AI agentsit's too late for that, the models are everywhere.
>>749459445The loss of programming jobs for one or selling physical copies of anything. No one is going to be able to own anything. All tech degrees are basically worthless.
>>749459445Good morning SARS.
>>749459541>lawsuits against claude and openAI[Achievement Unlocked: Chinese Millennium]
>>749459656It's literally fake frames tho.
>>749459445everything moves to the cloud where it can be properly controlled and locked down. the psyop around "muh amazing ai crossover mod" will be used to justify it, gamers are no longer able to be trusted with an executable, etc
>>749459445i'll own nothing... and i'll be... happy?
>>749462413Isn't decompiling just translating code? AI is already pretty decent for translating most languages.
>>749459445>Playstation 5 is being decompiled as we speak and Adobe's software has already been decompiled.lmao no
>>749463557>coders cannot access codeGenius plan.
>>749459445Has anybody actually taken a closer look at those Adobe slop clones? That's about the only thing I'm actually interested in since they apparently work on Linux. If they're actually good products and not buggy broken sloppy messes, that's pretty fucking huge news
>>749459763>AI can magically make your 60fps game be 120fpsAt the cost of introducing a shitload of input delay, which is usually not worth it.
People say fake frames because the information in the frames is literally fake. The generated frames aren't based on actual data from the game, they are an approximation based on the frames that are actually rendered for real.
>>749463652It's terrible. But they just vibe coded it, and it is getting multiple updates per day. Maybe in a few months it'll be good.
>>749459507>Why are people struggling to accept that consumers finally got a W from AI?there is no win so far its cool stuff yes but no improvement from the existing emulators. Also I wouldnt trust random code dumped online sooner or later someone is going to spread maleware that way.
>>749459507>Why are people struggling to accept that consumers finally got a W from AI?People AI Derangement Syndrome(AIDS) has absolutely mindfucked people.
>>749459605>Your job is in dangerthis isn't a bad thingwhy do we need to keep inefficient jobs around instead of making new more efficient ones
>>749463514Upscaling and frame gen are 2 different things. Upscaling like DLSS takes a hardware rendered frame and modifies it with a higher res. Frame gen is what people refer to when they mean fake frames, because those frames are completely AI made with no hardware rendering to go off of, besides the previous and next frames. I honestly prefer DLSS to that shitty TAA that smears the entire screen and still has artifacts.
>>749459445collapse of income for the video game companies
>>749463652One of the PhotoCraft (now closed) issue was always making new documents at 1920x1080 despite trying to make it in different dimensions. If they'll keep slopping in new updates just to spite Adobe it might become okay to use eventually.
>>749463565Decompiling is turning 1s and 0s into source code.
>>749464387>>749463514No one can tell the difference between real frames and "fake frames" in practice unless you're doing something stupid like having native 30fps and trying to frame gen to 120fps. You're not supposed to do that. If you go from 60fps to 120fps you will hardly notice any artifacts.You can go out of your way to create situations where frame gen looks bad, some youtubers do that and then /v/ regurgitates webms of it, but you'll never come across these situations naturally. It's like when people zoom the fuck in into a random boulder and screenshot how bad the texture looks or whatever to shit on a game that otherwise looks amazing.
>>749459626Not much they can do. Consoles were already losing market share to pcs. Without exclusive games hardware has to compete on real value with very little profit so you see a race to the bottom like with chinkhelds. Phones noe run pc games and those have big entrenched players like samsung to compete with and even sony who makes phones never achieved significant pull with their gaming phone attempt.
>>749459445Nothing will come out of the decompilations. Even now the only thing they can do is poorly copy the mechanics of Skate 3 into other games. Companies on the other hand will use it as an excuse to infringe on even more of your ownership of games and perform even more draconian measures than denuvo to protect their copyright.
>>749459445Not much. Almost all closed source software had an open equivalent that normies just didn't use. Also piracy worked before games were open source and people still bought them. Modding was never mainstream. And most ai tools aren't even used for fun by normal people. The idea of you can create anything you want in 10 minutes is like 10 minutes of headache to the goycattle mind. In most cases people want the ability to fit in which is lost when you give them freedom.
i tried to install that fake photoshop and literally nothing happened the install wizard just closed when i clicked to proceed lol
>>749464789>Almost all closed source software had an open equivalent that normies just didn't useBecause open source copycats of closed source software is always garbage. Just look at Photoshop or Microsoft Word. The alternatives can't do even half of what they can do.
>>749459445>Adobe's software has already been decompiled.this isn't what happened and I have no idea why people keep saying this
>>749464307Because if its about efficiency you dont need to exist
>>749459445>What are the actual consequences of AI decompiling for the future of video games?Games will become more accessible as they get ported to more platforms and can be reached by more people, whether the companies that publish and make them want it or not.Or whether raging fanboys of companies like Sony and Nintendo want it or not, which is also nice.
>>749464852>The alternatives can't do even half of what they can doThey do everything a normal person would want to do. I can't speak for every esoterric edge case someone could bring up on the internet.
>>749464630The fact they're even making fake frames fucks with the timing an internal game logic. Having every other frame basically makes that frame's input a coin flip. For single player stuff that can just be a little frustrating, but on multiplayer that's a deal breaker. Even if you can't see it(A fucking lie, you can absolutely tell visually), you can definitely feel it.
>>749465115I think op was thinking more in the vein of every female character now having huge breasts.
>>749464307It's a bad thing unless you live in some kind of socialist utopia where the government is going to support you for life. People need to work to earn money to buy things, that's how the economy works.
>>749459445>Sony goes digital only>loses the only source of security they hadlmao but anyway this is like piracy you literally can't stop it.
>Photoshop is dying!>Adobe has been pirated, cracked, shoving ai in everyone's faces for years anyway >still respected, still used, still gonna existAI is not going to kill fucking Adobe
>>749465965The AI remake is photoshop in everything but name. They'll probably hit feature parity by the end of the month. Free and open source.
>>749459445>It's obvious that moving forward everything companies release might as well be open source.Kek fuck no, they are going to double down and force everything to be streamed from the cloud. No access to the binaries means no way to decompile. The future is going to be even worse, get ready for it.
>>749465869Not necessairly. You need to trade for scarce resources. But tons of things become "free" the easier they are to produce. Getting paper once cost and arm and a leg. Now its so ubiquitious its just considered spam, like flyers or mail. Same with entertainment. As long as you have an internet connection its free. You used to have to pay for every thing.
>>749459541They cant sue. Decomps and emulators are protected by the law.
>>749466030>They'll probably hit feature parity by the end of the monthtrust the plan, xister!
>>749466030There were a million alternatives that did the same. People stick with it for the brand. Same with slack. Its a chat app but companies pay for it. Why? because the cost to them is negligabke and its just what their employees want to use.
>>749466119You say that like you're forced to play their shitty dei cloud walking sims that only come out once per year.
Cloud streaming is completely unfeasible even Microsoft couldn't force it on people because it sucks, makes no money and relies on everyone to have good internet connections which just isn't the case
>>749466152Okay but until you hit post-scarcity for stuff like housing and food, people losing their jobs will result in bad things.
>>749465701I mean if you're polling inputs every 60 frames for a multiplayer game you've already cleared the hurdle, people who think inputs need to be polled at 120fps are clinically insane
>>749464307You probably forgot that we live in a clown world anon
>>749466241I'm not just talking about video games, retard. Everything is going to be in the cloud. Your desktop computer will be a service.
>>749459445This is the end of gaming locally. No more downloading the game onto your computer/console. Games will be streaming only. Its the ONLY way they can keep ai from decompiling their game, by never giving the user the game to begin with, just let them stream it from your server.The future is Ouya, Stadia, Xcloud tier stuff. No more 60 fps games in high graphics, it will all be 15 fps and blurry
>>749464307>why do we need to keep inefficient jobsIf you render every white collar worker jobless at the same time, you now have a gigantic population of people who need money, can't get money because their job no longer exists, and are being slowly pushed to the breaking point. Jobs being SLOWLY phased out over periods of time is fine and the natural course of things. When this is hyper accelerated, social stability nosedives and massive issues present itself. This also massively benefits people who have tons of capital and fucks over everyone else who doesn't, the benefits of AI to the common man are pretty limited.
Is this also about Artcraft, the "open source" adobe suite? I tried it and yeah, obviously it's still new, but it's still buggy as shit and incomplete. I'll be keen to see where it is in a year or two though. Hopefully the only guy maintaining it doesn't get bored and abandons it.
>>749459445Nothing, not until it can skip emulation
>>749459445could AI be used to improve performance for certain games that aren't very well optimized because most devs nowadays are just lazy, passionless normies or jeets?could the file size be trimmed so they aren't 200GB anymore?doing something like this would be far more useful than merging game x and y to post footage online to earn some precious clicks
>>749459445If it gets to the point of AI successfully decompiling business-critical software and manage to crack encryption algorythms then we'll have actual issues, as this could lead to shit like internet banking and online shopping to become so unsafe that we'll be sent back hundreds of years in convenience.
>>749466887it definitely could
Cloud computing is the future, this is the end of local computing, nobody will be allowed to own anything anymore and run software privately, it must all be accessed from the cloud.
>>749466887Actually yes because a lot of human programmers especially japanese ones are pretty shit at their jobs. AI will get better and in the future just make things so efficient they can run on minimal hardware. Just grab the EXE, decompile it and have AI go through the codebase it more efficient.
>>749467080AI is already decompiling adobe.
>>749459445Jews will make new Talmudic copyright laws to make everything illegal, probably even going as far as making mods for games illegal because fuck you stupid goym. Either that or like others said everything becomes a streaming service and nothing runs locally on your PC.
>>749459445Digital communism.
>>749467562It's been great for me, having zero programming knowledge, I've already vibecoded an extension for KDE to make the taskbar work the way I want it to. I might try to modify the image viewer I use too, since none of the ones available for Linux work the way I want.
>>749460152This should really be called "reobjectification" or something.
>>749459482Love
We're already owning nothing, AI just gives people one more chance to spit in the eye of big corporations before they take everything from us.
>>749464630I have a 5090 now and I got a 4090 at launch and I've tooled around with Frame Gen for far the entire time it's been available and to come to the conclusion that: it sucks. It's a midwit trap.You need a base framerate of about 80 for the game to "feel" good after FG. And that goes for everything, shooters, online, offline. You could get away with less if you're playing 4 niggas in a row, but those games usually run at hundreds of fps already. You need that high frame rate because FG doesn't actually double the base frame rate. Turing it on gets you a GPU penalty. It's more like 1.8-3.2 X FG, not 2-4 X like people pretend.Even if the game "feels" good in a test scene, the dips with FG on are actually LOWER than without. When I look at a fps trace of a game, without FG runs 70-90 fps with the deepest dips into 60. With FG on, it runs 140-170. Great! But then the deepest dips are down into 90. That's with FG on, so the actual game is running at 45 fps in those intense moments, when you actually need the frames. I's rather the game run 90 fps when smooth and 60 when I have to make quick decisions, than 170 smooth and then crash out to 45 actionable frames.And FG does have artifacts. D4 with FG used to have plant models flicker back and forth when FG was on, like the AI couldn't figure out the z-culling. That's insane, because D4 is isometric with a fixed camera.Most games won't allow you to use FG without DLSS, so it's hard to tease out from where artifacts come. D4 is an exception, but the practical impact is that anyone wanting to use FG has to watch the DLSS smearing as well.I used FG pretty successfully in Cyberpunk and Bloodlines 2. That's 2 games out of around 50 that I've tried it in.
>>749460924every word on this slide reads like every business pitch ever
>>749468342Bloodlines 2 was a smearing mess anyway samefagging
>>749459445official remasters are dead, remakes only from now on
>>749466530>If you render every white collar worker jobless at the same time, you now have a gigantic population of playthings that have no purpose except being tortured to death by the elites for fun.Fixed.
>>749459707>translatedAI can't translate the moby dick of Vidya, wild arms 2, so who cares?
>>749467547No not at all. Do you see who runs OpenAI and Anthropic and Palantir??They they're going to do is what they did with YouTube. Shield the big players from any copyright lawsuit. Same with Google Books, which is textbook, flagrant copyright violation. Microsoft is going to take anything they find from Recall and train on it and nothing will stop them.
>>749459445Decompiling is broken and the games don't actually work behind 1-2 hours.. sometimes they get malware/malicious viruses inserted randomly into it. Don't trust or use decompiling.
>>749468646>Y-you'll get viruses!!I have Norton, I'll be safe.
>>749459445Me not giving a damn because I can already seeing AAA companies outlawing this AI shit the moment their new games get AI generated before their release.
>>749466159...yet
>>749459445>Seriously what is going to happen in the future?Oh there's definitely going to be some kind of copyright revision preventing it eventually
>>749467562King shit
>>749459507>Why are people struggling to accept that consumers finally got a W from AI?This literally has nothing to do with consumers.
>>749469770copyright never stopped piracy. Locked down AI models held down by copyright restrictions will be murdered by open-source Chinese models that are specifically made to undermine copyright gatekept grift stonks. This was the genie in the bottle. The can of fattest worms imaginable.
>>749469945
>>749459445>and Adobe's software has already been decompiled.You keep being told that it's not a decompilation and it does not have parity, but you keep positing this shit. Why.
>>749459445Software industry is about to be turned upside down.Remember>learn to code!I 'member
>>749469770This is the best PR OpenAI and Anthropic ever had, especially with young people. They are definitely gonna fight any attempts at restrictions. Hopefully it'll all drag out long enough until all software is cracked. >microjeet might die in your life timeJust imagine
>>749459445should make easier for companies to port games to PC + nintendo should finally start releasing games on pc
If its actually decompiling and will work on similar specs, it means justice.All the greedy gaming companies will get what they deserve.
>>749463652Works fine.
>>749467674I run a small local AI that cranks out programs for me. Recently I had it check my systems (all linux based) and it optimized them quite a bit.
>>749463652If they're porting Clip Studio Paint to Linux, I'm finally ditching Windows for good.Unfortunately the wine version doesn't work properly.
>>749470604What are you using?
Does anybody have that janky clip where it's Spideman fighting the goons in Arkham City?
>>749470707A very optimized deepseek, I'm using opencode because terminal based shit, I don't need more. As for linux, all Artix runit.
>>749459445>NON-SHILL>is a shillevery time
>>749459445it's cute you think all current AI won't just ban the prompt that lead to that shit when microsft is one of the big investor in the domain.
>>749459445Putting that into your OP gives you about as much value as putting [NON-FAGGOT] in there, everyone knows you are still.
>>749470831I'll have a look into local AI, I've been using Linux as my main OS since around 2013, but always missed the third party programmes I used on Windows, not Windows itself. Now, since everything is open source, I can just modify existing software to work how I'd like it to work.
>>749464850welcome to the botnet bro
>>749471052Good, that's the benefit and how AI should be used.
fuck a corpo in the ass TODAY
So is there a comprehensive guide on how to decompile games using claude in a cost effective way?
>>749459445There's no solution other than publicly executing pirates
>>749459445Games and proprietary software will be cloud based, welcome to hell. The shitty ramifications of AI just keep unravelling, it's an unending dihorrea onion.
>>749464307They are destroying industries and replacing people with worse solutions. I can't fucking talk to a customer service person anymore without searching for a fucking hour how to bypass these useless AI bots. When the game industry is destroyed by AI we aren't going to get better games, it's just going to be the mobile app store, this is pure destruction for no gain.
>>749459587>that concept has already shown itself to be a failure.It isn't. I swear, y'all read some magazine talking points. This is fine but not enough to be a scholar on gaming. People "into games" play artisanal Mario clones and romhacks and think they're cool, even awesome. Then more get made. Sure, not everyone plays everything out there. Never in gaming history has it been considered a ´failed concept´. If your problem was with AI customer services like >>749472621 this would be one thing, but you don't have the scholarly authority to speak of the gaming situation. only I do.
>>749467562This is going to be very fucking funny when AI kills unreal engine and timmy goes full Kaczynski after shilling for it, thinking he could ride the dragon
>>749472513>Games and proprietary software will be cloud basedCool, but I won't use "the cloud".
>>749472925Yes, you will live in the AI slop sewer where every game is instantly cloned by a Chinese person and resold, so nobody puts any effort into anything. The cloud based games will be shit too because latency is an impossible problem to solve, the industry is dead. Gaming will lie with comic books, 3d movies and VR shit as weird industries that came and went in a single lifetime.
Who the fuck keeps Rogue One screencaps saved to make macros?
>>749472879UE will benefit the most from AI hooks actually. It'll be a spine, making up 98% of the industry. Precisely because Timmy is open to it and has already bent the knee to the Basilisk. But all other propriety inhouse engines will die.
>>749459445imagine this image except instead of "some random person in nebraska" it's some black box AI that could get turned off at any time due to the company running it bleeding money
>>749473663>black box AI that could get turned off at any time due to the company running it bleeding money>about open source local models Dumb tech illiterate nigger.
>>749459445>Seriously what is going to happen in the future?why do you think they released such a model knowing the results?the end game is both cloud services for everything and a complete lockdown of the internet with Digital ID's mandatory. giving full control over the flow of information online.ask yourself why it's almost mandatory to own a phone these days or be locked out of most mandatory services, and why a hundred years prior it was enforced by law that everyone had a television.
>>749470831What kind of hardware do you have? What kind of capabilities does your local LLM have?In other words how lobotomized will it be if I have a 4070?
>>749459445In 1980 the US recognized that software could be copyrighted, which allowed software companies to distribute copies of compiled software and demand license agreements for using it. This rapidly degenerated into the current-day state of rampant abuse.If software copyright falls apart, then there will most likely be a rollback to software culture prior to the 1980s.Every addition to copyright law has been pure cancer because the law itself is cancerous.>>749469770Copyright is already stretched thin just to enable the current state of affairs. It already oversteps the spirit and letter of the law and is borderline unenforceable. Trying to ratchet it tighter runs the risk of the whole house of cards falling apart.The worst that could happen for them is that everything just decentralizes and everyone becomes completely ungovernable with no centralized entities that can be pressured to remove content.>>749465965Adobe is going to kill Adobe.
>>749474846>>749472854debunked
>>749459507you picked the perfect avatar for the quality of your post
Will cloud based apps really be able to stop AI, though? Can't the AI also decompile websites?
>>749473823You'll be fine, I have a way weaker GPU.
People should go all in supporting open models. Building on Anthropic and OpenAI is a faustian bargain.
>>749475396If business logic is located on a server, AI would have to poke the server to find out how it works. The server can block attempts to poke it quite effectively. Think Cloudflare. You could however feed AI official user manuals etc. to build up a specification, and rebuild the business logic from that.
>>749459445Does this mean Adobe will be forced to sell me their goods instead of these jew subscription services since otherwise I can just pirate everything?
>>749473415If anyone can decompile a ue5 game then the buisiness model collapses because there's no incentive to make or sell proprietary software. Epic has no way to monetise an industry of open source software
>>749459445>prompters get raped by lawsuits>copyright laws rapes consumers even harderI don't think anyone should worry about regular consumer software too much. The actual threat would probably be the complete destruction of digital banking which is ironic considering the jews in charge of the AI companies.
>>749475852The average person is too stupid to know what an open model even is.
>>749476174You could already pirate a copy of photoshop, sillybilly
>people worrying about videogames >not realizing that soon the skill of reserve engineering that was only reserved for the highly trained individuals of Society will be available to every street shitting jeet in India>Social security, online banking, government websites >All will soon be reverse engineerd and will have new kinds of backdoor exploits made for them>Our governments are literally too slow to adapt to it or too afraid to enact a usefull solution like banning the entire third world of the internet.If you needed a sign to literally take all of your money offline then this is itWe are not ready for the shit storm that will unfold in the next year
>>749477282Well yeah I've never purchased it yet have used it constantly for 15 years, but I'd like to be able to buy a proper license to it without any bullshit strings attached
>>749460924people who want their own hardware are not going away and the market abhors a vacuumConsumer hardware prices will come down eventually, even if only on the grey or black markets
>>749477383They're probably going to double down and stream their suite to people instead kek
>>749477238Then it is our job as technologists to educate them.Open models are AI software that you can run on your own hardware, while Claude and ChatGPT are services you rent like Netflix. Open models enable multiple people to host them even if (You) specifically don't have powerful enough hardware, and they cannot be taken away from you. Building on open models is future proof.
>>749459507Cloud software isn't safe either.
>>749475587That's nice to hear. You're using the 7b/8b distilled models or something else?
>>749477374There's a great difference in software you run completely on your machine and software that runs on a server, which your machine interfaces with. Modifying completely local software is now possible for practically anyone, but when it comes to server software, you can only interact with it via pre-defined interface. That interface can also be controlled with geo-blocks, rate-limits, and behavioral analytics.
>>749470831>optimisedread: retarded
>>749474027>Copyright is already stretched thin just to enable the current state of affairs. It already oversteps the spirit and letter of the law and is borderline unenforceable. Trying to ratchet it tighter runs the risk of the whole house of cards falling apart.Yeah none of that is remotely true. Don't even know what you mean by "stretched thin" because it doesn't make any sense.
>>749477948>server softwareCan be reverse engineered to find vulnerbilities that can be exploited for an attack. Obviously it's harder getting your hands on proprietary server OS's, but most servers in finance run some old and outdated shitware.
>>749478431Also, just to add, the danish social security system known as CPR was recenetly attacked and have been rendered completely useless due to a leak of 8 million CPR numbers..
>>749459507Because you're cheering that you "beat" the corpos. By now consolidating everything into another corporation who sees you as useful idiots and will throw you under the bus the moment the lawsuits start up. You people are the vidya equivalent of the Bolsheviks.
Hang aquajeet.
>>749459445don't care about new gen and new games. Make old games playable on shitboxes and hacked old consoles and stuff. Make team fortress 2 playable on a hacked switch by cleaning up the spaghetti code. Team Fortress 2 on switch would fix the world.
>>749478431The point I was making is that with servers it is possible to mitigate the issues, while with local it is not. Even if you have access to the open source components, the interactions to find out if a given server runs a specific implementation of a protocol can be obfuscated. You still require a botnet equivalent to actually do any significant exploration.
>>749479012Makes sense.
>>749459445Decomps mean nothing to the masses and anyone trying to actually take advantage of it publically will likely find themselves in a court case once people with money feel the need to step in, much like with emulation. Things will become more closed off before they ever become open source and as the next generation is less tech savvy than the previous, tech will become an unknown black box to all but the fringe. Society loses in the end.
>>749478303>[The Congress shall have Power . . . ] To promote the Progress of Science and useful Arts, by securing for limited Times to Authors and Inventors the exclusive Right to their respective Writings and Discoveries.This is the copyright clause in the US. Every part of this is being ignored because the Supreme Court isn't acting as a check on congress expanding copyright law. They have granted retroactive extensions with undefined durations, they have protected things that aren't writings or discoveries and none of this is being done with any motive related to promoting science or useful arts.>Don't even know what you mean by "stretched thin" because it doesn't make any sense.Anyone can publish anything, anywhere on the globe via the internet. Laws are only being enforced selectively if at all. If a company like Steam actually followed copyright law, then they would need to allow EU citizens to resell used digital games. Nintendo managed to sue an unemployed man for copyright infringement and it does nothing. Denuvo is attempting a manhunt on some random guy. It is genuinely impossible to actually make use of something in the public domain if it's not globally in the public domain, because you can just get sued in the country where it is still protected. Copyright law is a bloated, overly bureaucratic law that is only useful for companies looking to bleed one another dry.
>>749459445>Seriously what is going to happen in the future?Video game companies will submit lawsuits and subpoena Anthropic for the data of anyone who made a decomp, cloud gaming and increasingly invasive anti-cheat will gain another "justification,"AI companies will tighten the reins on their shit even more and blow up prices, and the customer gains nothing, owns nothing, and is(n't) happy.
>>749459445>open sourcedWouldn't it be "you are being reverse engineered"?
