This articles speak directly to what I believe will become the unfortunate and inconvenient reality of LLMs' core limitation: at some point, someone has to 1) b

This articles speak directly to what I believe will become the unfortunate and inconvenient reality of LLMs' core limitation: at some point, someone has to 1) benefit from what's been generated and 2) (and more importantly) know they're benefiting from what's been generated. If for example you have an LLM agent that's effectively "solved" every security flaw your software may encounter for the next 50 years, unless it can simultaneously impart 50 years of training to the people who rely on the software, it's done nothing but introduce us to more complex flaws that we would need approximately 49 more years of experience to tackle ourselves.