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AI is mass decompiling games. That's both awesome and scary.

L2 · PractitionerOpinion & AnalysisSimon Willison's Blog· 10/14/2026

Explores practical implications of AI decompilation for software users and creators.

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AI-powered decompilation enables game preservation and mashups but threatens software IP protection across industries.

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