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More like: "ChatGPT can pretend to deobfuscate the code"
by Double_a_92 4y ago
More like: "ChatGPT can pretend to deobfuscate the code"
- yodon 4y agoAre you disagreeing with the deobfuscation that ChatGPT produced?
- KomoD 4y agoIt's just guessing and happened to be right once
- o_m 4y agoYou can double check the answer and still save a ton of time.
- throwawayway99 4y agoIf you're double checking every line, how much time are you saving?
- shever73 4y agoAccording to Alex's own tweet, ChatGPT originally produced the obfuscated code too. In my head, this is like asking someone to translate "Hello" into French and then asking them to translate "Bonjour" back to English. It proves nothing about capabilities or usefulness.
- twic 4y agoThis is the correct response. Especially given that the "obfuscated code" is not syntactically valid. Even if you repair the syntax, it contains a number of errors, and eventually descends into gibberish (although some of what it does is not bad!). There is nothing to deobfuscate here.
- zekica 4y agoI'm disagreeing that the obfuscated code even works. You shoudn't be able to deobfuscate code that doesn't work and get a resulting code that works.