Also, some people actually develop the so called "broadly neutralizing antibodies" and become immune to AIDs as a consequence. There have even be experimental

Also, some people actually develop the so called "broadly neutralizing antibodies" and become immune to AIDs as a consequence. There have even be experimental treatments where HIV infected patients who also got Leukemia got treated with radiation, and then a stemcell donation from someone with such an immunity. And they are indeed cured (for practical purposes, there are some details...). Unfortunately, those donors are rare and the radiation therapy etc is probably worse than the chronic antiviral therapy, which is why this is not a more common treatment for HIV. Of course, inducing these particular antibodies has been the goal of various immunization efforts. Unfortunately this proved more challenging than it might seem.