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Oct 16, 2026

Ralph PanebiancoHOST
5:14
A huge amount to unpack with this one, so best to start with the fundamentals.
Ralph PanebiancoHOST
5:17
Decompilation is about breaking a game down into its most basic components so it can then be recompiled at higher resolutions or on another platform or with new things added, et cetera.
Ralph PanebiancoHOST
5:27
It's by no means a new practice, as hobbyists have been doing it for years now with different games for different reasons, but mainly to get console games running on PC as native ports.
Ralph PanebiancoHOST
5:34
This is, as you would guess, a very manual, very lengthy process for humans to do, but it becomes much less manual and much less lengthy when you ask Skynet to do it.
MarkHOST
33:55
I will add, sorry to interrupt you.
MarkHOST
33:58
Decompiling was always possible, and it's been possible for a long time.
MarkHOST
34:02
It just took a long time.
MarkHOST
34:04
It was almost a security in itself because of how much work it took.
Type 3 AudioNARRATOR
36:15
There are other places in gaming where AI is getting interesting, such as allowing customization options and new features to let you play the game how you want.
Type 3 AudioNARRATOR
36:24
Decompilation is a hell of a trick, and a thousand flowers will bloom.
Type 3 AudioNARRATOR
36:28
Quote.
Type 3 AudioNARRATOR
36:30
Sholto Douglas, Anthropic.
Paul John SpauldingHOST
11:56
Yeah.
Paul John SpauldingHOST
11:57
There's a little explanation here in Mashable talking about the AI decompilation boom, saying Decompilation is huge in the homebrew gaming scene.
Paul John SpauldingHOST
12:06
Decompiling is basically working backwards from a game's compiled code to rebuild a readable source code that produces the same game.
Paul John SpauldingHOST
12:14
The biggest example of this that we've seen published everywhere, it's not quite like Doom 'cause that was released openly on purpose, but Super Mario 64 has been published on basically every platform by fans.
Type 3 AudioNARRATOR
36:15
There are other places in gaming where AI is getting interesting, such as allowing customization options and new features to let you play the game how you want.
Type 3 AudioNARRATOR
36:24
Decompilation is a hell of a trick, and a thousand flowers will bloom.
Type 3 AudioNARRATOR
36:28
Quote.
Type 3 AudioNARRATOR
36:30
Sholto Douglas, Anthropic.
Zvi MowshowitzHOST
41:07
There are other places in gaming where AI is getting interesting, such as allowing customization options and new features to let you play the game how you want.
Zvi MowshowitzHOST
41:16
Decompilation is a hell of a trick, and a thousand flowers will bloom.
Zvi MowshowitzHOST
41:21
Sholto Douglas, Anthropic.
speaker_23SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
41:24
People have been asking, if models are so good, where is all the new software for the last year or so? As always, look
MattHOST
53:44
Yep.
AndrewHOST
53:45
Decompiling the new piracy is every bit as much about access, which I would argue price is part of the access now because they have increased price so fast.
AndrewHOST
53:56
But-
MattHOST
53:56
And, and, and when it's a game that's really old and not sold in any form or capacity, there's no way to play this, not even through a subscription model, then I'm very much-
Will ArcherPANELIST
15:29
I mean, with the IoT thing, I don't know.
Will ArcherPANELIST
15:31
I mean, like decompilation, right? Decompilation used to be hard.
Tim ChaffinPANELIST
15:35
No, yeah.
Tim ChaffinPANELIST
15:36
[laughs]
PraxHOST
21:27
Yeah, yeah.
Beat Every GameHOST
21:27
Decompilation, recompilation, which I...
Beat Every GameHOST
21:29
It's very, very new, and I think it is...
Beat Every GameHOST
21:31
It's just new in the s- in the zeitgeist.
Brad GallawayHOST
12:10
AI is now being used to.
Brad GallawayHOST
12:12
Decompile and decrypt stuff that has previously been locked down.
Brad GallawayHOST
12:16
I think the biggest example is people are talking about and the people who are mad about Sony's recent anti-consumer bent.
Brad GallawayHOST
12:24
Not that they have ever really been pro-consumer, but they have masked it and they've camouflaged it.

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