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and why do you think it's safe in the cloud / in a TPM?

I think you are asking this ironically considering your technical proficiency in your comments

They will stream the software to you in video format, and you will send your inputs to the server, in this way the software code is not exposed to the user

You can still generate software via video, but novel implementations can still be protected this way.

No I'm dead serious. I've seen a whole a bunch of talk about "omg they'll move to cloud gaming and you'll own nothing anymore". Putting aside the obvious barriers everyone is talking about (latency, lack of uptake by consumers, etc.), there's also the elephant in the room - if you can point an LLM to a binary, it's not that much a stretch to point an LLM to try to hack or social engineer its way into where the game is hosted. Or a random dev machine. Every script kiddie will be doing that...

That is still a somewhat manageable problem, be it with stricter NDAs, or pushing more security restrictions onto company infra. At least it depends on whether companies are willing to make that change, rather than it being an inevitability

Stricter NDAs protect against insiders, not outsiders.

More security restrictions yes, that will work, but unless you actually go airgap all the code, there's an access point somewhere which can be vulnerable, either through the network or through the human init?

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