AI reverse engineering can be an amazing jumping off point. It's not production ready and someone still has to go over it with a fine tooth comb before it can be called production ready. It is okay to publish things that aren't production ready and they are much better than nothing at all, and we shouldn't harshly criticise the best thing in a category unless we make something better.

The difference between AI RE and non-AI RE, is being able to see AI_SubmitCommandQueue instead of FUN_92f475a1 when you are reading some other function, and knowing that function probably submits a command queue even if you haven't got to it yet. This makes it way easier to check the function you're currently in - for every function. There's still a good chance it's wrong, also.

At some point you get to AI_SubmitCommandQueue and have to verify it does actually submit a command queue, then you can rename it to just SubmitCommandQueue.

Or at least that's how I'd do it