I don’t disagree. I do think there will be a tendency to say, “We can do X using AI.” When X can happen, but it isn’t guaranteed to happen by the system. Here,

I don’t disagree. I do think there will be a tendency to say, “We can do X using AI.” When X can happen, but it isn’t guaranteed to happen by the system. Here, it doesn’t sound like the features promised were truly demo-able, and when they were they were “not working properly up to a third of the time”. Having a random CRUD MVP that is 2/3rds done is different than having a SOTA LLM implementation only being 2/3rds reliable. It is a vastly different problem to get from there to the finish line. But I think marketing types would be equally likely to make promises in both scenarios.