The examples are just a sort of existence proof rather than a comment on exactly how LLM code can fail. I think this is something to consider when you put the s

The examples are just a sort of existence proof rather than a comment on exactly how LLM code can fail. I think this is something to consider when you put the scale of usage into perspective. Let's assume that 1 in 10,000 coding sessions produce an innocuous, test-passing function that's catastrophically wrong. If you have a mid to large size company with 1000 devs doing two sessions a day, you'll see one of these a week within that single company. Actually sounds a lot like the IoT industry now that I've written it.