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Scientific American profiles developer of REA, an AI tool for reverse engineering software

·2026.10.30 23:33

Key point

The tool allows AI agents to pull apart programs and reconstitute them to user preferences.

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  • Scientific American conducted an exclusive conversation with Morluto, the developer of Reverse Engineer Anything (REA).
  • REA is a viral AI tool that enables agents to pull apart programs and reconstitute them to users' liking.
  • The developer spoke on the condition of remaining pseudonymous.
  • The tool challenges the standard practice of keeping software code unedited after packaging and shipping.
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