Recommend you watch the full video. We seem to be entering a new era for gaming. AI is now allowing for native ports of console games, lifting mechanics or even entire games wholesale and importing them into another, and who knows what else is on the horizon. 

What do you think of this coming revolution? How do you think the industry will respond? Do you foresee any upsides or are you mainly pessimistic about the rise of the clankers? 

Generative AI is despicable garbage and so are the soulless ghouls pushing it.

This isn't even about the generative stuff, necessarily. The video is mainly about AI decompiling and the possibilities it unlocks. 

Using AI to just slap things from a bunch of different games together into mindless incogruent mush is just trashy. There's no artistic expression or cohesion to this, it's like pouring a can of baked beans of top of ice cream and sprinkling it with sand and saying "voila, what an innovative new dish."

It's degenerate.

It's not a revolution it's a destruction of art and the medium itself.

I can see immediate implications - if this is fairly easy as it seems, there will be crapload of "new" games released on Steam, so much that it will completely drown already oversaturated market, unless Valve does something about it.

The AI gaming era is the death of gaming. You can’t even call yourself a game developer if you’re using AI, just a glorified button pusher.

Pirates are going to rejoice about this.

Well this thread is going about as predictable as one could expect. Nobody is reading the OP, and has jumped to respond solely to the thread title: this thread has little to do with AI insofar as game development is concerned, but rather, the benefits in allowing native PC decomps, for instance.

That said: While I do know a lot of people take issue with using AI in assisting these decomp projects, I think it’s just wonderful. Sure there may be some extra jank in these native releases, but having a fully-fledged PC port is far better than not. All that’s left is sifting through the bugs and such.

I’ll maybe come back to this thread after watching the video later today, just to give a comment which is more what OP intends.

It seems to me you haven't watched the video before posting.