While articles like this are just driven by hype and a lack of understanding, we know that a human can code spectacularly well, so in theory this same ability c

While articles like this are just driven by hype and a lack of understanding, we know that a human can code spectacularly well, so in theory this same ability could be achieved or even surpassed by a true AI. I say "true AI" to distinguish that ideal from today's AIs which are great at some narrow, analytical problems but don't even come close to humans at synthesis. So while we can dismiss 95% of today's AI marketing as bullcrap, we cannot dismiss either the possibility, no matter how distant, that they could really create software.