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AI proposed to reverse-engineer NVIDIA's CUDA software

A Reddit user on the r/LocalLLaMA subreddit is proposing the idea of using AI to reverse-engineer NVIDIA's CUDA software. The user, an AMD Radeon owner, expressed a desire for an open-source CUDA implementation, citing a dislike for NVIDIA and the potential irony of using CUDA cores for this purpose. The post invites others to take on the challenge of this reverse-engineering endeavor. AI

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AI proposed to reverse-engineer NVIDIA's CUDA software

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  1. r/LocalLLaMA TIER_1 (AF) · /u/Odd-World4925 ·

    Anyone feel like reverse-engineering CUDA?

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>I've been reading about all these modders using AI to reverse-engineer games and software. I've been trying out photocraft and gridcraft and have just watched a GTA5 mod featuring Sonic. It's pretty damn impressive.</p> <p>As a struggling AMD Rad…