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Or rather, LLMs helped create bad code, and so didn't do a significant peice of work - or did it so poorly it was dangerous to rely on for general use in an Operating system:

Race conditions in programming occur when multiple processes or threads attempt to modify and access shared data simultaneously, leading to unpredictable and unintended outcomes. They can result in data corruption, program failures, and other unexpected behaviors if not properly managed with synchronization techniques.

The work isn't done if it's introducing risky/bad code (especially at the level of an operating system). That's like saying "LLMs cure cancer by cutting patients into quarters, human reviewers stop it"

Then someone claiming "the real story here is that LLMs cured cancer".

Was cancer actually cured? The article doesn't say the problem was fixed by the LLM. It says humans did the work of finalizing parts of it which had to be restricted to an experimental branch, and only operates on 64-bit machines.