[motoxpro]

why would the systems go down if the models are better at the humans at finding bugs. Playing a bit of devils advocate here, but why would the models be worse at handling the complexity if you assume they will get better and better.

All software has bugs already.

[Jtarii]

Adding complexity to software has never been easier than it is right now, we really have no idea if the models will progress to the point where they can actually write large systems in a maintainable way. Taking the gamble that the models of the future will dig us out of the gigantic hole we are currently digging is bold.

[cyberax]

Finding bugs does not equal being able to do good architecting.

[lmm]

Models fall prey to Kernighan's Law even more easily than human developers.