My problem with even talking about this is that there's absolutely no evidence for it. The idea that coming up with a technology to find holes in the hulls of boats starts with a flurry of holes being found and a bunch of patching to be done does not even hint at the theory that there are an infinite number of holes in all boats, and now that we can find them we will have to spend the rest of our lives patching them.
Code was bad, and we knew it was bad. We would have found most of these bugs if instead of coming up with LLMs, a bunch of countries got together and decided that they were going to put $10B into hiring programmers to do nothing but review all the code in the world for bugs. With AI, we managed to do it for only a trillion dollars.