On August 3rd, an open-source GitHub project called anyPS5 set out to do what normally takes software engineers a decade: force PlayStation 5 games to run natively on Windows PCs. Instead of writing every line of code by hand, contributors used autonomous AI coding agents across more than 400 pull requests to translate thousands of undocumented Sony operating system functions in a matter of weeks. Here is the forensic breakdown of how machine-learning automation cracked Sony’s $500 walled garden, why a microscopic math error between AMD and Intel chips crashed the code, and the one hardware encryption lock still standing in the way.

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00:00 Intro.
01:13 Chapter 1 — The Accidental PC
02:40 Chapter 2 — The AI Swarm.
04:16 Chapter 3 — The Math Glitch.
05:49 Chapter 4 — The Hardware Key.
07:10 Outro.

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