exodys

Consider the following scenario: Bob is making some compiled software that will be run on a host machine. Bob knows what operating systems Bob wants to support, and knows the ISAs those operating systems supports. Bob is also a huge vibe coder, and Bob learned that 'assembly is the best language you can write in, as you have the most control' (this is debatable, but gives Bob modus operandi).

So Bob builds his project, moving subroutine and subroutine so that his project is built. Bob then realizes something; he didn't have to compile a single piece of code. He just had to assemble it.

Is this as far as AI can go? Assumedly, it could spit out correct binaries if it was trained well enough.

Consider the idea of someone creating a project that rendered out webpages in images and sent those over the web; updating them whenever an input is received, much like a video game input loop. If everything was server side rendered, how difficult would it be for scraping? The idea of an un-copyable webpage is enticing, assuming that you would not like your data scraped. I know computer vision is a thing, but the error rate may be enough?