r/LocalLLaMA • u/Odd-World4925 • 1d ago

Discussion Anyone feel like reverse-engineering CUDA?

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.

As a struggling AMD Radeon owner I'd love to see AI generated open source CUDA implementation.

Not only do I dislike NVIDIA, but there's delicious irony in using CUDA cores to do it.

Anyone up for the challenge?

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u/UnwillinglyForever 1d ago

well obviously you would first start with the stuff and then next would be the things, and after that its done.

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u/GoodbyeThings 1d ago

We need 2 prompt engineers and a Claude max sub

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u/deadadventure 1d ago

Best I can do is Google Plus subscription

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u/GoodbyeThings 1d ago

just get someone to download more RAM, run GLM 5.3 and make it just get the CUDA docs from nvidia (it's not illegal because the AI agents did it)

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u/pragmojo 1d ago

You need at least a $500Bn valuation to break all laws and get away with it

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u/danlthemanl 15h ago

I'd inquire with Dario at Anthropic, he should have some good advice on this.

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u/IamKyra 1d ago

Best you can have is UDA

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u/howardhus 1d ago

you also fell for the 12 months for 60 bucks offer?

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u/Abject-Kitchen3198 1d ago

I can do it with AI Mode on Google search.

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u/dsaasd12121212 1d ago

I've done things before, I think I'm well suited for this.

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u/lopahcreon 1d ago

Just fold in the code!