Can AI Steal Software Reverse Engineering Jobs?
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"...in the end you're not really getting smarter, just better at asking a tool questions." exactly.
The quote needs an addition: "...unless you die."
Look on the bright side, eh? 😉
Problem is, if it is a standard crackme or one very similar all the data already exist out there to resolve it
Ask it to deprotect a themida executable with all protections on, let's see how it fares ! XD
For a full transcript of my interactions with GPT using Radare2 check out the post on Patreon
Thank you Hash! Greetings!
Yessss!
Haha super enjoy the intro
I’d rather see people make neural nets that convert schematic PDFs and images (also PCB images) to netlists. Training that is pretty easy since the reverse process is much simpler. Then a partially GPT-based AI webscraper that makes accurate spice models from datasheets. Then a GPT-based circuit interpreter that can look at netlists and tell you what they do with spice verification. Once you’ve got that, THEN you can tell it to design an arbitrary circuit.
Agree, that would be great!
Only problem with such a thing would be the fact each tool prints differently, also hand drawn schismatics would likely not be possible really due to custom all the veneration ect.
ChatGPT4 can understand a good amount of them though the image input thing, though sometimes gets a tiny bit confused. Still good for some basic core questions ect, but like most things you need to double check everything still.
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Different software producing different schematic appearances is the reason you’d want to use a neural network approach, instead of a hand-coded method like with old optical character recognition software. You could almost certainly reliably translate schematics that aren’t even from formal EE-CAD software, but simpler drawings from other digital drawing tools. Pencil and paper schematics less so, but it might be doable.
GPT is a text prediction neural net that’s so large that it can sorta do a lot of other things too. Image detection has been slapped onto it, but I’d imagine it far worse at interpreting a schematic image than a schematic netlist. It makes statistical arguments when given large amounts of data, and that kind of arbitrary work just doesn’t cut it for engineering. For a lot of things, you’d be better off training a smaller but more specific neural net instead. Plus it’s a lot cheaper to train and run. You could probably benefit from a large net’s ability to recognise context even in the netlist building phase, but I think you could get away without it, and it would probably be more reliable without GPT calls anyhow.
Great ending quote Thanks Hash
Facts. Sub well deserved.
Hell Yeah!
I'm willing to bet that some types of meta-data jobs that are done badly will be taken by AI doing the same job badly - for example: Medical billing and health care insurance. If you've ever been the human in that data chain I think you will agree that a lot of people are getting paid to provide one of two answers "No" or "random()". Critical thinking jobs and one-of design jobs are less likely to be AI-ed soon.
0:07 finds at first try card throwing lego robot 🤨
Welp... Pack it up boys
Nice.
If AIs of today can do your job, then you weren't very useful in the first place.
2:54 I bought that issue in Detroit on our Family Reunion in the Embassy Suites. Still waiting on thatb& Smell-O-Vision.
👴🏿: Those bastards lied to me.
Me: Yup
I really love this style. Such a great look!🎉
Ps, im human, I think!
Thanks for the comment, fellow human
Where I can find your course?
I don’t have a course, I took one on Udemy for how to use Cutter which was an OK intro for $5 or $10.
Strong accent on the guy giving the course so beware of that.
How much quicker (or slower) could you have done the crackme without AI "help"?
That’s tough to say, I think I’d have to start blind with a new crackme. The risk is it misunderstanding and sending you down a wrong path that wastes time. Which seems highly likely.
we used to be a real country, channels didn't go off the air, 10 hours of ads for sexy ladies on the phone at a dollar a minute, now it's just computers
We've been working on Fusion Energy for 70 years. And it's always been "right around the corner". Self driving cars? You know, which we would all have in 10 years? Yeah, that's been 30-40 years, and we're still waiting. AI is a nice tool, but it's just another hype band wagon full of verbal diahrea.
Now that we have AI to work on them, fusion and flying cars will be available in months.
@@cymeriandesignsfusion will take years, and flying cars already exist. and are a terrible idea - the cars
People in software have a terrible problem with not knowing any of their own history.... experts were going to be put out of their jobs in a few years by AI in the early 1980s.... probably earlier too, I don't know - I'm in software and therefore really bad at history.
@@monad_tcp Well, I'll console myself with owning NVDA stock, so *I* will be among those sucking up the entire world's GDP. I'll just have to take helicopters and private jets instead of fusion-powered flying cars. Disappointing, but I'll get by.
Finally ! who needs jobs ? lets just crack the bank system and take money !
GPT please put $10K in my bank account.
That's the best invention ever !
why work anymore ?
It would be funny if you pulled a Jensen Huang and entire video was actually AI generated.
I did let AI make the thumbnail 😂
Why not use R2D2 to use a script to reverse engineer R2D2 then free R2D2 scripts..
you lost me at "discord".
Need me to setup an IRC server?
@@RECESSIM matrix channel, maybe ;)