Sorry what? With all this excitement, hype and overconfidence because we made notable progress, it is extremely important we highlight the shortcomings of "AI"

Sorry what? With all this excitement, hype and overconfidence because we made notable progress, it is extremely important we highlight the shortcomings of "AI" by finding striking, easy to grasp examples. When co-pilot and now chatgpt showed up and managed to produce working code snippets for simple text prompts, every manager on this planet with a background in economics probably started having wet dreams about replacing every programmer in their company by AI and getting a golden name plate for their desk with all the money saved. Explaining how there is a risk that the generated code might contain logic bugs, memory safety bugs, is way too abstract for these kinds of people and then tempting to ignore, so you need to demonstrate fail modes in an accessible way. TFA did exactly that.