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AI programming tools have enabled independent developers to clone popular software. One developer rebuilt Adobe’s applications as “ArtCraft,” a free, open-source suite, then created a similar version of Microsoft’s software, though both had bugs and lacked some features. The near-identical interfaces and workflows have raised questions about intellectual property and trademark infringement. Meanwhile, reverse engineering is being used to recreate exclusive games and run them on other platforms. Anthropic has restricted Claude to prevent it from simulating games without the original files and a license, but the article suggests these measures may not be enough and calls for legal regulation of AI in this area.
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