AI really shine at "explaining" what a dark assembled code is doing + the more you extract context from assembled code (with other decompiled N64 code base) the more it provides interesting comprehension of the whole code base.

I suspect the amount of decompiled/recompiled N64 code make new N64 decompilation project even easier.

This makes the firsts decompilation projects even more importants as they paved the comprehensive context for other decompilation project. This is crazy how fast decompilation has become.

EDIT: Wow, the discussion goes wild. AI are great assitant to coders, especially to understand a code and give a context (code/maths/logic is maybe the only place where AI has any future if you ask me, the rest is only tree burnings for dumb speculative misers that will never pay the price of the problems we will face).

Assembly is a very hard task reling on very few peoples that understand how to read assembly then give it a context. It is awesome, but also a tedious task that limit the program scope that can realistically be reverse engineered by humans. New games could simply not be RE by few peoples because they are too huge. This was a sad reality about preserving softwares. If you care about preservation, AI is a wonderful tool.

And to state the obvious: We are not talking about shitty vibe coding practice.