Buy a new car, and you’re free to repaint the exterior or add new wheels. But you aren’t supposed to edit the code controlling the dash display and other electronics . Once software is packaged up and shipped, it’s meant to stay the way the manufacturer intended it. Morluto, a software engineer who spoke with Scientific American on the condition that he remain pseudonymous, took that as a challenge. His tool, Reverse Engineer Anything, or REA , lets artificial intelligence agents pull apart programs and reconstitute them to their users’ liking. submitted by /u/scientificamerican
Originally posted by u/scientificamerican on r/ArtificialInteligence
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