With LLMs you can let your computer write the code and you no longer have to look at the code to get a working application.

Since you no longer have to look at the code, you no longer have to review the code either.

Since you do not have to review the code anymore, you don't have to look out for memory safety or security problems.

If you don't have to look at memory safety or security problems anymore then it's obvious that there is no difference between Rust and C.

I mean, what does Rust even give you? A type checking and borrow checking compiler that tells the LLM what it did wrong? Pah, I don't have to read compiler errors anymore so obviously that means the LLM doesn't have to do that either.