Genuinely hate the latest "reverse engineering" AI trend
I speak from a place where I'm a reverse engineer for 7 years, doing decomp work, reviving old and defunct software, private servers for games and mods. Right now even I'm worried for losing my job because of this and I feel pretty damn undervalued considering everyone out there is just eating this…
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- 2026-10-27 03:13 · r/antiai
Genuinely hate the latest "reverse engineering" AI trend
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