Reverse Engineering

[noodles]

Does anyone know if the ChatGPTs or other AIs can reverse engineer compiled code ?

Meaning, if I give it the contents of the prog space of a C64 for example in assembly, I would like to see
it return a labeled and commented analysis of what it thinks each section does.

Obviously the standard documents for training an AI probably don't include 8-bit source code texts,
so would I have to train one myself using the C64 reference manual and the few commented source codes I might have ?

Just wondering how much work and how large the model would have to be to get any interesting results on a home PC with a decent Gfx card,
since the scope is relatively limited.

[Whiteball]

Have you asked it?

[noodles]

I don't have an account, I refuse to give my phone number.

[venusian]

I tried getting 3.5 to generate Z80 assembler and it had a reasonable go (for a moron) but it didn't work.

I guess you'd get the same kind of result for reverse engineering. It'll look plausible but you'll need to manually check.

[Whiteball]

I don't have an account, I refuse to give my phone number.

Don't know if its the same still now, but when I first went to sign up (sometime ago) it asked for my email, a password and then my phone number. I too refused and walked away at that point.
Coming back a week or two later (forgetting I hadn't actually completed the sign up process) I typed in my email and password to login and it let me in. Still works now too and they've still not got my phone number.

[gilesgoat]

I don't have an account, I refuse to give my phone number.

Don't know if its the same still now, but when I first went to sign up (sometime ago) it asked for my email, a password and then my phone number. I too refused and walked away at that point.
Coming back a week or two later (forgetting I hadn't actually completed the sign up process) I typed in my email and password to login and it let me in. Still works now too and they've still not got my phone number.

" ... that's what YOU think ... " ...

[KlaxonCow]

You could alternatively use Google's Bard.

Just uses your Google account, if you already happen to have one for, like, YouTube or whatever.

Edit: Sorry, Google's renamed "Bard" to "Gemini" now. Don't know why, but it's called "Gemini", for some reason. I mean, in astrology, they're the twins - is there some "twin" thing going on there, then? No idea.