> Speaks volumes to the strengths of the language, also speaks volumes that LLMs lift the barrier of entry for Rust programming, the borrow checker woes can be offloaded to the model, you focus on all the other programming logic.

I get the opposite impression. If they aren't confident enough to write it by hand, I think it means the language is either hard to write, hard to read, or both. And by delegating to a LLM, there's no "barrier of entry" being lifted, it's just saving you typing time (like it would if it was being translated to C or Kotlin). If they actually decide to "focus on all the other programming logic" and they aren't just vibe coding this, they'll still need to be able to understand and reason about the code.