Thank you for the article. However, I wholeheartedly disagree. AI available to the general public may produce both code and fixes to code as an endless accretion of bugs but that's not necessarily how it will always be. Human analytics with regard to any code within a system is essentially a result of accumulated (analytics) knowledge toolified as checks and constraints. What stops, say a military application of AI from having those analytics present during code generation?

It would be really interesting to see an AI create a new kernel for Linux that every piece of it's code was written and verified-secure by having it analyzed and exploited simultaneously.

We, humans, don't need to be as fast as our tools.

On a personal note, I can't wait to see new silicone and operating systems made specifically for AI. That will be cool!