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AI agent decompiles first-person shooter game, restores 99% of functions

Original article in Korean5,000억 토큰을 쓰고 나서: AI 에이전트에게 1인칭 슈팅 게임 디컴파일 맡기기

Outlet: GeekNews
Published: Oct 12, 2026
Importance: 3/5

Summary

Over three months, an AI agent reconstructed a first-person shooter game in C++, recovering 99 percent of functions and achieving byte-for-byte accuracy in 83 percent of them. The agent consumed approximately 500 billion tokens and initially enabled game execution and map loading.

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