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AI is a broad term that can mean a lot of thigs. In this context, it will basically mean any software that isn't rule-based but | AI is a broad term that can mean a lot of thigs. In this context, it will basically mean any software that isn't rule-based but instead uses a model and/or realtime feedback at runtime. Below are resources for applying AI to decompilation and reverse engineering | ||
[https://arxiv.org/abs/2103.03809 PalmTree: Learning an Assembly Language Model for Instruction Embedding] ([https://github.com/palmtreemodel/PalmTree code]) | [https://arxiv.org/abs/2103.03809 PalmTree: Learning an Assembly Language Model for Instruction Embedding] ([https://github.com/palmtreemodel/PalmTree code]) | ||
Revision as of 05:17, 12 April 2023
AI is a broad term that can mean a lot of thigs. In this context, it will basically mean any software that isn't rule-based but instead uses a model and/or realtime feedback at runtime. Below are resources for applying AI to decompilation and reverse engineering
PalmTree: Learning an Assembly Language Model for Instruction Embedding (code)