Vermeij warns AI could enable unofficial GTA VI PC port before Rockstar's release
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Obbe Vermeij says AI tools could let someone reverse engineer the PS5 version of GTA VI into an unofficial PC port, which he argues could pressure Rockstar to release its PC version sooner.
He told Rock Paper Shotgun that such a project could cost "tens of thousands of dollars in tokens," and that the result likely would not match Rockstar's own port. Reports say Rockstar is aiming for a PC release in the first quarter of 2027, but the company has not officially announced a date.
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- Ars Technica · AINewsAI reverse engineering could force an earlier GTA VI PC port, Vermeij warns
AIObbe Vermeij warned that AI tools could let someone turn the PS5 version of GTA VI into an unofficial PC port, pressuring Rockstar to release the PC version sooner. He said reverse engineering the game could cost "tens of thousands of dollars in tokens," and that the result likely would not match Rockstar's own port. Reports say Rockstar is aiming for a PC release in the first quarter of 2027, though it has not officially announced a date.
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