For one, it'd be really hard for an LLM to get the CRC32 right, especially when it's in a header before the data it covers. Then again, this whole approach to

For one, it'd be really hard for an LLM to get the CRC32 right, especially when it's in a header before the data it covers. Then again, this whole approach to fuzzing comes across as kinda naive, at the very least you'd want to use an API of a coverage-guided fuzzer for generating the randomness (and then almost always fixing up CRC32 on top of that, like a human-written wrapper function would).